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What-after-graduation?

What-after-graduation?

A hypertext narrative by

Lauralys Panneton

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Word count: 1067

Choice count: 40

Section count: 21

Image count: 21

Error count: 0

Field Related Analysis

Law : 98 matches

(accused, arrested, article, case, client, close, closure, contact, corruption, court, criminal, defendant, evidence, guilty, harassment, judge, jury, lawyer, misconduct, month, opinion, price, reputation)

Police-Technology : 43 matches

(accused, corruption, court, criminal, evidence, guilty, investigation, investigator, judge, lawyer, perpetrator, police, prison, victim)

Education : 36 matches

(choice, don, first, graduation, report)

Target Structure: (5 matches)

misconduct (1 match)

perpetrator (6 matches)

recipient (4 matches)

sexual harassment (10 matches)

corruption (3 matches)

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What-after-graduation?

Become a lawyer.

I had my first assigned case, I had to defend someone who was accused of stealing high price necklaces. I investigated on it for a while. I found out that someone else put them in her purse before she went out of the store. I really tried my best to help my defendant.

Choice 1 : Win the case.

Choice 2 : Lose a case.

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Win the case.

After all my hard work, I won my case. My defendant was really happy that the truth came out. Everyone congratulated me after the court session.

Choice 1 : Become a lawyer.

Choice 2 : A new case.

Choice 3 : A sexual harassment.

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Lose a case.

Even after all my hard work, I ended up losing my case. I lost my case because they thought my evidences were only there to throw them off from the real criminal. My defendant got two years in prison for something she didn't do.

Choice 1 : Become a lawyer.

Choice 2 : Corruption from the judge.

Choice 3 : Corruption from the jury.

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A new case.

Your boss was really proud of you, after winning your first case assigned. He decided to give you a new case already. This case is about a sexual harassment.

Choice 1 : Win the case.

Choice 2 : You knew the perpetrator.

Choice 3 : You knew the recipient of the sexual harassment.

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A sexual harassment.

After everyone congratulated me, we all had supper at a restaurant to celebrate. When we were on our way home, one of my coworkers followed me to my car. He kept telling me he was proud of me and started flirting with me. Only after a while, he went too far and raped me. I was part of a misconduct from a coworker.

Choice 1 : Win the case.

Choice 2 : Tell your coworker.

Choice 3 : Tell your friend.

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Corruption from the judge.

After losing my case, I still couldn't understand how the judge decided to put my defendant in prison with every evidence I had. I asked my investigator if he could find something else I didn't see. After a while, he found out the judge was paid to take this decision by the person who put the necklaces in my defendant's purse.

Choice 1 : Lose a case.

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Corruption from the jury.

After losing my case, my investigator told me that he found some evidence that some people part of the jury were paid to say the defendant was guilty of stealing.

Choice 1 : Lose a case.

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Tell your coworker.

After some time, I decided to tell my coworker Julie. We are friends, and I needed to know her opinion on this. She directly went to our boss and told him. He couldn't believe it. He called the police for me to report it.

Choice 1 : A sexual harassment.

Choice 2 : Got arrested.

Choice 3 : Went to court.

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Tell your friend.

You decided to talk to your best friend about it. Your best friend is a journalist. She started by going to the police station with you. Then, she decided to contact a friend of hers and wrote an article about him. She talked bad and told my story. They published it. My boss contacted me.

Choice 1 : A sexual harassment.

Choice 2 : Wanted to help me.

Choice 3 : Got mad at me.

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Got arrested.

The police investigated and my perpetrator got arrested a month after the investigation started.

Choice 1 : Tell your coworkers.

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Went to court.

We all went to court. After two months, the judge had to decide. Sadly, I lost in court because I was the only girl who reported him, and I didn't have enough evidence.

Choice 1 : Tell your coworkers.

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Wanted to help me.

My boss helped me. His investigator found out he did it to other girls and tried to make them report it to the police. When everything was ready, we went to court and won.

Choice 1 : Tell your friend.

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Got mad at me.

My boss told me that this was hurting his reputation and that I was being a bad coworker. He almost fired me. I chose to quit and find a new job.

Choice 1 : Tell your friend.

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You knew the perpetrator.

My job was to defend the victim of a sexual harassment. I was ready to win a new case. Later on, I realized that I knew personally the perpetrator.

Choice 1 : A new case.

Choice 2 : Lost the case.

Choice 3 : Kept the case.

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You knew the recipient of the sexual harassment.

You knew the victim of your case. You were wondering if it were going to be too hard for you to defend her.

Choice 1 : A new case.

Choice 2 : You gave the case.

Choice 3 : You kept the case.

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Lost the case.

You decided that this case was going to be hard for you because you'll be against someone you know. You told you boss about it and both decided to give the case to your coworker. After five court sessions, your coworker won.

Choice 1 : You knew the perpetrator.

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Kept the case.

You decided to keep the case. Even if you knew who you were working against, you worked really hard to help your client.

Choice 1 : You knew the perpetrator.

Choice 2 : You won your case.

Choice 3 : You lost your case.

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You gave up the case.

You told your boss that you were too close to the victim and that someone else should take the case. Your coworker decided to take it. Fortunately, he won and your friend got closure.

Choice 1 : You knew the recipient of the sexual harassment.

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You kept the case.

You decided to keep the case and try to do your best for your friend. After all your hard work, you won your case. Your friend finally got closure and feels better.

Choice 1 : You knew the recipient of the sexual harassment.

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You won your case.

You won your case, but realized that you lost a friend because of your job. Now we don't speak anymore.

Choice 1 : Kept the case.

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You lost your case.

You lost your case, and even if your friend won his, he won't speak to you anymore.

Choice 1 : Kept the case.

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