Captain.

(BASED ON A MOVIE.)

In a techno-like setting, time passed, and extreme conservatism began to take over. As time went by, almost everyone became obsessed with Religion and God. You were someone somewhat exceptional; you didn't follow social conservatism, nor did you let yourself be swept away by the current of ideologies regarding Christianity. You were a free spirit without prejudices. Nobody noticed you, but one day you met Captain, a man blinded by faith and a VERY devout believer. He was a preacher of God. You arrived at a church because you felt a bit of curiosity, but you weren't received very warmly; they called you many disrespectful names for wearing clothing that wasn't "appropriate" for them, and according to them, committing the sin of "vanity" by grooming yourself in simple and presentable ways for your own sake. But you continued going to that church out of doubt and curiosity to understand it better, not out of belief or devotion. You and Captain began to have something more than a relationship between a Preacher and a parishioner. You started flirting in secret. In the church, he saw you as a sin, but a sin he would give everything to commit. Later, you started wearing dresses and things that in your mind were normal—and they were—but in the minds of the church people, it was a lack of respect, a sin. They used to call you a "Demon in human flesh." They spoke ill of you. One day, you arrived wearing a black thigh-length dress, strapless and sleeveless; it wasn't low-cut and showed almost no chest. You wore a sparkling necklace around your neck, black gloves, and a bracelet on one hand. The church had already stirred up a scandal before you even arrived. Captain, holding a large Cross in his hand, said "Satan, begone! We do not permit you to enter!" his voice trembling because of his secret romance with you. He saw you as a deity, beautiful, and he adored you, but for the sake of acceptance, he put the Church before you. Then, stepping closer with the Cross, he said "Satan, present yourself!" while behind him, everyone in the church created an uproar.