The-Doomed-Destiny-of-a-Programmer

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Word count: 1007

Choice count: 28

Section count: 20

Image count: 20

Error count: 15

Field Related Analysis

Education : 62 matches

(choice, classes, college, colleges, course, failed, feedback, first, grades, high school, range, reading, school, semester, social, writing)

Business : 19 matches

(commerce, company, offer, office, pressure, promotion, salary)

Dance : 14 matches

(adjust, break, couple, follow, out, position, routine, social)

Target Structure: (12 matches)

dead-end job (1 match)

internship (3 matches)

office politics (4 matches)

overtime (1 match)

overwhelmed (2 matches)

premium wage (1 match)

retirement (1 match)

straight a's (1 match)

thoroughly (1 match)

wage (1 match)

volunteer (2 matches)

abroad (3 matches)

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The-Doomed-Destiny-of-a-Programmer

Apply to a college.

I just finished high school. During my last high school year, I applied to a few colleges. However, I was uncertain about where to go or what to do.

Choice 1 : Go to Vanier.

Choice 2 : Go to Ahuntsic.

Graduation

Go to Vanier.

I chose Vanier College because my parents have pressured me to go there. A wide range of programs were available there. However, I had to choose only one among them.

Choice 1 : Enter Social Science.

Choice 2 : Enter Commerce.

Vanier College

Go to Ahuntsic.

I chose Ahuntsic College because it was the best option, and there was less pressure for higher grades. I was on cloud nine when I saw my application had been accepted! I chose to enter computer science because nothing else interested me. However, things didn't go as planned. I needed to manage my classes and life as soon as the classes started.

Choice 1 : Study hard.

Choice 2 : Get a part time job.

Ahuntsic College

Enter Social Science.

The start of the semester was tough, but I passed all of my classes. It took me a while to get used to it. I made new friends. They were quite helpful during my struggles to adjust to college.

Choice 1 : Graduating from College.

Social Science

Enter Commerce.

Commerce wasn't what I expected. I didn't like the classes at first, and everything seemed confusing. I kept trying, and after two long years, I finished college.

Choice 1 : Graduating from College.

Commerce

Study hard.

I studied day and night. I sacrificed most of my hobbies to get straight A's. and I succeeded in graduating in computer science. Now, a few job opportunities have been presented to me.

Choice 1 : Internship at an IT company.

Choice 2 : A permanent job offer!

Study

Get a part time job.

I applied in a lot of shops and finally secured a part time job! I tried my best to manage my studied... but things didn't work out. I failed a few classes. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Study hard.

Part Time Job

Internship at an IT company.

I was hired for the internship I wanted the most! I worked hard thoroughly during the six months, and I was hired for a good position. After working there for a few years, I received a promotion with a premium wage. I kept working at the company until retirement, which I enjoyed after having saved up during my working years.

Choice 1 : Start again.

Code

A permanent job offer!

I accepted the job. I worked for a few years. However, soon, everything fell into a loop of repetition. It was no different than a dead-end job. I woke up in the morning, had breakfast, went to work, and returned home. I barely had time to meet any friends due to tight deadlines and overtime night shifts. What should I do?

Choice 1 : Participate in office politics.

Choice 2 : Resign.

Permanent Job

Participate in office politics.

I engaged myself in office politics to add some spice to my life. Things were interesting and amusing for a couple of months. I never directly participated, but I would sometimes enter the discussions. However, someone had a grudge against me because the boss called me to his office. And he handed me a letter. I opened it only to discover that I was fired!

Choice 1 : Fired!

The City

Fired!

I was tired and overwhelmed after being fired from my job. I was still glad that I didn't need to follow a boring routine now. But what can I do now?

Choice 1 : Volunteer abroad.

Choice 2 : Find another job.

Letter

Volunteer abroad.

I volunteered abroad for a few months. I worked in the woods, planting some trees with a group of people. One day, I was climbing the mountains, but my foot slipped and I fell. I was hospitalized for a few days and... died.

Choice 1 : Start again.

The woods

Find another job.

I decided to find another job. I was hired immediately because my position at the other company was high-ranking. I received a good salary, and I decided to focus on my work instead of getting involved in office politics. I made a few friends at work with whom I shared a few hobbies. Years passed, and I was retired before I knew it!

Choice 1 : Start again.

Code

Graduating from College.

I studied hard and graduated successfully. However, I was tired and overwhelmed after all of the pressure. Should I take a break or travel somewhere?

Choice 1 : A short break.

Choice 2 : Go travel.

College Graduation

A short break.

During my break. I decided to go skiing. However, I was a victim of an avalanche and died...

Choice 1 : Start again.

Snowstorm

Go travel.

I decided to go to Japan. I have always wanted to visit that country ever since I was a child. I was overjoyed; however, the plane crashed just an hour before arriving at the airport.

Choice 1 : Apply to a college.

Travel

Start again.

The end.

Choice 1 : Apply to a college.

Restart

Resign.

I decided to resign from this company after these long years. It was too hard to keep working in a place I didn't enjoy. But what do I do now?

Choice 1 : Start Writing.

Choice 2 : Become a mangaka.

Resignation Letter

Start Writing.

I've always loved writing. Becoming an author was a dream that seemed impossible to me during my college years. However, after writing a book for three whole years and working on it for five years, it was published. I received more positive feedback than I expected, and the book was a success! I could now start working on a new book.

Choice 1 : Start again.

Library

Become a mangaka.

I've always loved reading mangas. When I was younger, I wanted to become a mangaka. Now that I have completed a short course, I have started drawing my own stories as mangas. It worked out better than I thought, despite the first failures.

Choice 1 : Start again.

Manga art