What time does your character live in

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Question: Be as imaginative as you can and describe that the time your character begins/lives within and how that character and the world around looks in 10 or 20 or 30 years in a couple of paragraphs, what time does your Character live in and what future time can you imagine them living within between 2033 and 2063?

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