Wild Goose Chase (fiction novel). End of general structure
Posted on: November 30, 2008
Wild Goose Chase
Conclusion
The presumed impotent Artax the Monarch, who had gotten the throne by usurpation long before the usurping “Khosro the Magnificent” reigned, suddenly contracted malaria and regained partial consciousness six days later.
Artax tried to walk and visit his favorite garden in order to recover from his ill health but was carried back to bed after each outing. His close assistants were worried to death about his health status and many army officers hurried to his side expecting some rewards in his death testament.
Artax was in no shape to think clearly about the future of his kingdom or his successors.
He stated on many previous circumstances to his close friends that succession should be for the most deserving leader who invested time, effort and good will to better his intellectual potentials, his moral values and learn to be tolerant of diversity in religion and customs.
He used to insist that the best leader of people is the one who listened carefully to the news of change and worked on finding consensus before any decision, that war was the last recourse for intelligent leaders who should reach his objectives through all diplomatic and political channels before committing to the path of destructive wars.
Artax died within nine days without designating a successor.
Note: This end the draft of the general structure of the fiction story. If you appreciated the story, please contribute your opinions, ideas, additions, and possible alterations to the sequence and cohesion of the novel that I would like to publish with your generous aid. Surely, any publishing houses that are interested in finishing the novel are welcomed to come forward and contact me.
Adonis Diaries 
December 1, 2008 at 5:31 am
Artax,isn’t fiction,and your Bahai…Astral…
July 15, 2009 at 8:53 am
This draft fiction is within the category of genre where we imagine what would have happened in time (not space which is Utopia) if particular events have failed. Please expound on your comment because I suspect from your reply that maybe a sect has a story close to my imagined fiction.