The Price of Justice (9) : A Freewrite

As time went on, the reverberations of the "Unveiling Shades" exertion kept on forming the nation. The heritage of Wale, Lola, and their partners had become a fundamental piece of the nation's culture, a suggestion that the quest for equity and the dedications to clearness were the establishment of a flourishing network. The shades had not totally vanished, however they were not as far reaching as they use to be.

The changes made in the wake of the politician's demise had been successful. The nation's organizations were now answerable, safeguards and controls had been bolstered, and the public had been granted more influence. Though the wounds from before were still apparent, they were now markers of prowess, of a nation that had faced its fears and come out strengthened.

The politicians that rode the wave following the downfall of the past figure had taken note of what had gone wrong before. They became cognizant of the public's need for frankness, and were mindful that any whiff of misconduct could be the death knell of their political aspirations. The former atmosphere of charade and control had given way to an environment of liable conduct, where the choices of those in authority were monitored by citizens just as much as the press.

Wale and Lola stayed in the forefront of public action, furthering their ideals and encouraging up-and-coming pioneers of "Unveiling Shadows". They had become a shining example of how much of an effect everyday people can bring to pass with an united dedication to a greater purpose.