Short Story: A Multiverse of Answers

I loved her. I loved her so much.

But she didn't. I don't think she did. I though she did. But she does not now.

I made too many mistakes. But I don't even know what they were. It was way too sudden.

I need answers. Why did you leave me? Why did you not want me anymore?

But how do I regain her back?

I don't.

Travel to the past is impossible. The past is finished and closed.

Yet, there are many other universes where it all turned out differently.

Many other instances of her flitting around.

So I traveled to another present.

I met her again in one dimension.

She had no chronic illness.

She shied from me.

I met her again in the next.

She moved up north.

She approached me.

But was she really her?

Was she really the one I loved?

I need answers.

I must go back to her. I must.

And the many universes bubbled and frothed in the great sea of possibilities we call God's foreknowledge.

AltHist & Movie: Confederate States of America

I was traveling in time and through parallel worlds, and I happen to chance on this documentary from an alternate universe. ;) The documentary from the British Broadcasting Service (the counterpart of our BBC in that world) is about the history of the Confederate States of America from its victory in the War of Northern Aggression.

I won't spoil it for you, but there is definitely some very racist elements in the movie that made me almost gag, so don't watch if you're easily offended. It would have seem that the Confederate society did not evolve much from its focus on slavery. The almost unrealistic Cold War with a certain north country (and it's not Russia) leaves a bad aftertaste in my mouth. It's not a balanced documentary, because only the aspect of slavery in society is focused upon. The Confederate States as presented is as a very isolationist and almost totalitarian country. I would have thought as well that abolitionism would have a stronger resistance to the "slaveocracy". The Presidential family Fauntroy is too much of a focus in the film. The movie's mockery of Christian values, while understandably corrupted by the slavery question, also touches a nerve. 

All in all, the documentary made me think. Today, our rights are being assaulted by politicians. We aren't free anymore from government, as the slaves from the past weren't free from their masters. 

The video is the whole film, so tell me what you think below in the comments.

Proof of Intersecting Alternate Mirror Universes

Legends of doppelgangery has invaded the real world... in the life of Sam Garcia.

With this proof, I now firmly believe that the CollegePlus! people live in one universe, my youth group lives in another, and that I live in the Twilight Zone of both. And that they are two mirror images/doppelgangers of each. :P

*plays creepy music here*

For the purposes of this post, I will label the CollegePlus-inhabiting universe: Universe C+, and the other Universe HS.

EVIDENCE #1:

Jon David Bruegel (Universe C+)

Facts:

President of the Forums

Capitalistic

Christian

I work for him as a Statesman Independent Contractor.

He's my (CollegePlus!) grandpa! :D

John David Heisler (Universe HS)

Facts:

Self-Declared Dictator

Socialist-leanings

Atheist(former Christian?)

I've worked for him as a Advisor.

I do not have any relation to him. :P

EVIDENCE #2:

Beka Kelly (Universe HS)

Facts:

Short

Brunette.

Deleted me on Facebook.

Beka Le Torneau (Universe C+)

Facts:

Forgive me, but- short.

Brunette

Deleted me on Facebook.

EVIDENCE #3:

Jason Manion (Universe C+)

Facts:

CP! Coach

Lives near Columbus, OH

Has a picture of himself and Rick Santorum

Ohio State fan(?)

Jason Williams (Universe HS)

Facts:

(Assistant) Youth Pastor

Lives In Columbus, OH

Has a picture of himself and Rick Santorum

Michigan State fan

Creeped out, yet?