Kuto was born in Kuwait, and has never known a life without terror. When he was just a child, his family was killed in a bombing. Kuto barely survived, and ever since then he has been living in fear. He has seen friends and loved ones die, and he himself has come close to death many times.
Kuto is always on the move, never staying in one place for long. He knows that it is only a matter of time before the bombs find him again. He tries to stay away from others, as he doesn’t want to see them get hurt because of him. But sometimes he can’t help but feel lonely and lost.
One day, Kuto hears about a group of people who are fighting back against the bombings. They call themselves the Resistance, and they are gaining ground every day. Kuto decides to join them, hoping that maybe this time he can make a difference.
The Resistance is successful in many ways, but they are also met with resistance from those who support the bombings. One day while out on patrol with his unit, Kuto’s team is ambushed by pro-bombing forces
Literary genre: drama
Kuto had always been a bit of an outsider. He was never quite sure why, but he always felt like he didn’t quite fit in with the rest of the world. Maybe it was because his hair color was blond, or because he wore aviator silver eyeglasses. Whatever the reason, Kuto often found himself feeling lonely and left out.
One day, Kuto decided to take a trip to Barbados in order to try and find some peace of mind. However, even in this beautiful place filled with sunshine and happiness, Kuto still couldn’t shake his feelings of loneliness and sadness. He tried to enjoy himself, but it just didn’t feel right without someone to share it with.
Eventually, Kuto became so despondent that he stopped leaving his hotel room altogether. He would just sit inside all day long wearing nothing but a green shirt and his black bowler hat; staring off into space for hours on end. It seemed like there was no hope for him ever finding happiness again.
Then one day, out of sheer desperation, Kuto decided to take a walk on the beach near his hotel…
Kuto had always been a bit of an outsider. He was never quite sure why, but he always felt like he didn’t quite fit in with the other kids at school. Maybe it was because his hair was a different color than everyone else’s, or maybe it was because he always seemed to be wearing clothes that were a little too big for him. Either way, Kuto always felt like an outcast.
That feeling only intensified when Kuto’s family moved from their home in Japan to Jamaica. It wasn’t just that Kuto didn’t know anyone in Jamaica; it was also that he looked so different from everyone else there. His blond hair and pale skin stood out in stark contrast to the dark skin and Afro-textured hair of the people around him. Even his clothing seemed strange to the locals, as if he were trying to dress like something out of a movie or TV show instead of like a real person.
The other kids at school quickly began to tease Kuto about his appearance, calling him names and making fun of his clothes. It quickly became clear that Jamaican culture wasn’t going to be as welcoming as Japanese culture had been. In fact, it seemed downright hostile at times.
The final straw came when someone hacked off most of Kuto’s hair while he was sleeping one night. When he woke up and saw himself in the mirror, his heart sank into his stomach and tears welled up in his eyes. He knew then that there was no place for him here; no matter how hard he tried, he would always be an outsider looking in on Jamaican life., 500 words
Kuto awoke early, as was his habit. He rose from his bed and donned his beige panama hat, then made his way outside. The sun had not yet risen, but the sky was beginning to lighten. Kuto walked to the edge of the property and looked out over the Jamaican landscape. He breathed in deeply, taking in the fresh air.
Suddenly, Kuto heard a noise behind him. He spun around, alert and ready for anything. But all he saw was a small bird flitting about in the bushes nearby. Kuto let out a sigh of relief and laughed at himself for being so jumpy.
Still, he couldn’t help but feel on edge lately. It seemed like everywhere he went there was danger lurking just around the corner. Maybe it was because he knew that someonewas after him; maybe it was because he sensed that something big was about to happen – whateverthe reason, Kuto couldn’t shake this feeling of unease..
Kuto awoke with a start, his heart pounding in his chest. It was pitch black in his room, and he couldn’t shake the feeling that something was wrong. He slowly got out of bed, trying not to make any noise, and crept towards the door. He put his hand on the handle, but before he could turn it, there was a loud crash from downstairs.
Kuto froze, his blood running cold. There were footsteps coming up the stairs now, slow and heavy. Whoever it was knew he was here. Kuto’s mind raced as he tried to think of what to do. He couldn’t go out the window – it was too high up. The only other option was to hide under the bed… but would that be enough?
The footsteps were getting closer and closer until they stopped right outside Kuto’s door.”Hey,”a gruff voice called out.”We know you’re in there.”There was a pause.”Come on out so we can have some fun with you.”The voice laughed menacingly
Kuto was always a angry person. As a child, he would often lash out at other kids for no reason. This continued into his teenage years, and by the time he was 18, Kuto had developed a reputation as someone to be avoided. He didn’t care about anyone or anything, and spent most of his time alone, drinking and doing drugs.
One night, after downing several bottles of whiskey, Kuto decided to wander the streets of Ascension. He wasn’t looking for anything in particular, just wanting to stir up trouble. Eventually he came across a group of teenagers who were hanging out near some shops. Without saying a word, Kuto walked up to the biggest guy in the group and punched him in the face.
The others tried to stop him, but Kuto was like a wild animal; he lashed out at anyone who came near him. By the time the police arrived, several people had been injured and Kuto was covered in blood himself. He was arrested and sentenced to 5 years in prison on Tristan da Cunha Saint Helena island .
Kuto had always been averse to the idea of living in the Falkland Islands (Malvinas). It was cold and remote, and there wasn’t much to do. But when his family moved there for his father’s work, he had no choice but to go along with them.
Now, Kuto was stuck in this place that he hated. He spent most of his days indoors, only going out when he absolutely had to. Even then, he would rush back inside as soon as possible, not wanting to spend any more time than necessary in the cold air.
One day, however, Kuto decided that enough was enough. He was going to go outside and explore the island, even if it killed him. So wrapped up in warm clothes and armed with a map, Kuto set off into the unknown.
At first, everything went well. He found some interesting rocks and plants that he’d never seen before. But then things took a turn for the worse when he got lost. Suddenly feeling very scared and alone
Kuto’s life was filled with revulsion. Every day, he would wake up and see the same thing: his black backpack cap, his carrot hair color, his shaved face. He hated it. He hated everything about himself.
But then one day, something changed. Kuto woke up and saw that he was in Bahrain. He didn’t know how or why he had gotten there, but he didn’t care. All that mattered was that he was finally away from himself.
For the first time in his life, Kuto felt happy. He felt like he belonged somewhere. And best of all, nobody knew him or anything about him back home. He could start fresh here and be whoever he wanted to be
Kuto awoke in his bed with a start. The sun was already high in the sky and he cursed himself for sleeping in so late. He quickly got out of bed and began getting dressed, throwing on a pair of jeans and a yellow and purple v-neck t-shirt. He grabbed his red and white snapback cap off the dresser and headed for the door, stopping only to grab his wallet before leaving his room.
He made his way downstairs to find his mother in the kitchen, preparing lunch. “There you are,” she said as she saw him enter. “I was beginning to think you were going to sleep all day.”
“Sorry, mom,” Kuto replied sheepishly as he sat down at the table. “I didn’t mean to sleep in so late.”
“It’s alright,” she said forgivingly as she placed a plate of food in front of him. “Just try not to do it again.”
Kuto nodded as he began eating, grateful for her understanding nature. He knew that if his father had been home, he would have gotten an earful about how lazy he was being by sleeping in so late. But ever since his father had left them years ago, Kuto’s mother had been more lenient with him; almost as if she felt guilty for what had happened between them.
Kuto was born in the United States of America and has always been filled with anger. When he was younger, his parents would often tell him to calm down and take a deep breath but it never worked. Kuto would lash out at them, screaming and throwing things. As he got older, his anger only intensified. He began to get into fights at school and got into trouble with the law on multiple occasions.
At the age of 18, Kuto joined the military in an attempt to channel his rage. However, this only made things worse. He became even more violent and unhinged, often getting into fistfights with fellow soldiers. Finally, after one too many incidents, Kuto was dishonorably discharged from the military.
With no outlet for his aggression, Kuto turned to a life of crime. He quickly rose through the ranks of a local gangster group; becoming one of their most feared enforcers thanks to his brutality and lack of mercy. It wasn’t long before Kuto had gained a reputation as a cold-blooded killer who wouldn’t hesitate to pull the trigger or plunge a knife into someone’s chest if ordered to do so by his boss