Social Fiction

The Making of a People

The Colorful Prince

The Nubian arch symbolizes the internal drama of ‘the making of a People.’ Within urban environments, sexual freedom is depicted as a central behavior shaping family and social structures. This message is often met with resistance, particularly among environmentalists and representatives of the State apparatus.

The meaning of the arch was intentionally cryptic, designed to obscure its true significance and permit multiple interpretations, thereby leaving observers uncertain. However, for initiates of the mysteries, the arch represented a shared belief that their clandestine, nocturnal gatherings and ritual enactments could unite individuals committed to advancing human destiny.

Upon the completion of the arch, both above and below, the Egg appeared, conveying a succinct message: “Let the egg decide.”

The Colorful Prince narrative revitalizes and modernizes this concept, situating it within a context shaped by individuals who practice social reciprocity as an evolutionary strategy for childbearing and childrearing.

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Another aim of the Colorful Prince narrative is to exemplify what Frederick Engels identified as a remedy for capitalism. In 1884, Engels referred to this 'magic bullet' as sex love.

This form of love was unsanctioned and non-monogamous, as it challenged the preservation of property and inheritance systems that underpinned monogamy and male supremacy.

Engels developed these ideas while examining the origins of the family, private property, and the State. Both historical and contemporary cycles emphasize allowing the egg to choose.

Predictably, Engels' assertions have been overlooked by both capitalists and non-capitalists. Advocates of State power and capital accumulation have either obscured his concept of sex, love, through misinformation and propaganda, or disregarded it entirely.

The narrative is not new. It was practiced before monogamy and male supremacy became the norm. Yet, a central similarity between historical and contemporary cycles is their shared focus on enabling the egg to make the selection.