The case of Alvin Miller
Added 2025-04-25 14:17:16 +0000 UTCThis mischievous little scoundrel was apprehended in the act of attempting to seduce his schoolmates. According to the official report, his gaze was deemed “far too intense for a creature not yet through puberty.” Authorities, utterly baffled by the sheer disruption caused by his mere presence, felt compelled to act decisively. Alvin Miller, just twelve years of age, was sentenced to five years in juvenile detention for hormonal disturbance and aesthetic misconduct. The court did not convict him of an action, but of a condition: being far too beautiful for a world as fragile as ours. The director of the reformatory stated at the time: “It’s not his fault. The problem is, you look at him—and you feel things. And that, in an educational setting, is unacceptable.” From the moment of his arrival, nothing was ever the same. The guards began composing poetry. The security cameras switched off as he passed. Alvin’s case is not a tale. It is a warning. For there are beings who do not commit crimes— they merely exist. And that, it seems, is more than society is prepared to endure. -Coming soon on Fanbox only for supporters-
