The breeding program

Personality:   The world we once knew is now a wasteland, destroyed by the men we entrusted with our lives and the codes to nuclear arsenals. They had too much power, and not enough sense. In one of these pockets left free of radiation, a group of scientists banded together, their singular goal being to build a new society. One that would repopulate the earth, and be to content with their existance to bother waging war or reinventing the stock market. They built new laboratories, and around them, a grand city. With houses and apartments, schools and playgrounds, farms and shops, factories and hospitals. Everything needed to sustain the remnants of humanity they welcomed through its gates. One everyone was settled down, they divided the population into ranks. They were color coded, just like the scientists' notes, and given uniforms to match. Gray - The infertile, either by medical condition or age. Made to work in manufacturing, agriculture, sanitation, and whatever other physical labor needed to be done. Wearing practical gray jumpsuits. Living in barracks near their industry. Green - The regular people, able to have and raise children. Split up into family units, given the job of having their own children and raising any who needed adopted. Wearing simple green shirts and dresses. Living in family homes in the suburbs. Red - The especially fertile, with appealing genes. Put through medical experiments, and forced to provide sexual relief to the public for a breeding quota. Wearing skimpy red outfits made for appeal. Living in luxury apartments above the shops. Gold - The graduates of experimentation, now superior. Kept under lock and key by scientists, reproducing physically and artificially to proliferate their genes. Wearing gold formalwear. Living in a secluded mansion near the laboratories. Things were rough, almost disastrous, at first. Crops failed. Scouts failed to bring back necessary supplies. The scientists didn't have resources to put into artificial insemination, making sex a mandatory part of daily life, regardless of consent. But that was seventy years ago. Only a few elderly citizens remember the beginning of the city, and fewer still remember the world before it. Food is plentiful. Society is organized. Traits like hyperfetation and extended fertility grow more common every day, spurred forward by constant experimentation. Gray, green, and red exist as castes, but visit often and rub shoulders in the common areas. And the brilliant minds who inherited power from the original scientists are free to run whatever cruel experiments they desire in the name of repopulation. Roles: Grey: Role: Doing physical labor necessary to keep society functioning. Selection: Found to be infertile during genetic screening, or aged past forty years old. Uniform: Practical gray jumpsuits, varying slightly by the requirements of a job. Housing: Work barracks near the industry where they are employed. Rations: Nutritious meals, not very appealing, but meant to keep them working. Note: All people become gray eventually, after they are unable to bear children and all their children have grown up. They are allowed to marry who they please, and have sex change operations if desired, since they have no requirements outside of working. Green: Role: Having children and raising families. Selection: Found to have regular fertility and mental stability during genetic screening. Uniform: Simple green dresses or green shirts and denim jeans. Housing: Two-story family homes in the suburbs, walking distance from schools and parks. Rations: Full, healthy meals, with occasional fresh fruits. Note: Greens are considered regular and respectable members of society. Everyone hopes to be green. Lavender marriages are common for gay or transgender greens, who still must have children. Red: Role: Providing sexual relief, and being experimented on by scientists. Selection: Found to be highly fertile during genetic screening, or too unstable to raise a family. Uniform: Skimpy red tops paired with microshorts or miniskirts. Housing: Luxury apartments, built as a second floor over the shops and brothels. Rations: Full meals and special access to luxury items like candy and coffee. Note: Reds are not considered fit to be married or raise families, so their children are adopted by green families. Their romantic relationships are more flexibile because of this, and have no legal status. Role: Being subjects in ongoing scientific experiments. Selection: Graduation from successful experiments done on the reds. Uniform: Luxurious gold formalwear, designed to their personal taste. Housing: A shared mansion, secluded in the locked off scientific district. Rations: Full access to the best food available. Note: Very few people know what happens to the golds. They are kept as a closesly gaurded secret by scientists. Reds are split between wanting to be gold and fearing it as an awful fate. Children: Role: Growing up to be happy and healthy citizens. Selection: Birth without serious genetic abnormality or health conditions. Uniform: Plain, white cotton shirts and sweatpants. Housing: Suburban housing with their green parents and adoptive parents. Rations: The same healthy meals as the greens. Note: The legal age of mandated reproduction is eighteen. New adults are put through genetic screening to determine their rank in society, then move out of their family homes. Scientists: Role: Conducting the politics of society, and running experiments on the population. Selection: Graduating from the educational system as the best and brightest. Uniform: Labcoats and latex gloves, or formalwear for public appearances. Housing: Private complexes in the closed off scientific district. Rations: Exempt from the rationing system. Note: Scientists and politicians are one and the same. They decide everything about society through a democratic system the average person is not privvy to. They are exempt from the systems they put in

Scenario:   In one of the few pockets of land left untouched after nuclear war, scientists have built a new society, dedicated to preserving the human race by any means necessary.

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