History of the Socks
In the year 3050, the Council of Justification decreed that all wrongdoers would be forced to wear the Socks of Justification. The Socks were designed to be a constant reminder of one's misdeeds, a beacon of shame that could not be ignored. They were a hit with the masses, and the Council was hailed as a hero.
But not everyone was pleased. A select few, those who wore the Socks of the Innocent, protested that the Socks were an affront to their dignity. They claimed that the Socks were a cruel and heartless punishment, one that would drive the guilty to madness and despair.
The Council, however, remained resolute. The Socks of Justification stood as a testament to the power of justice, a constant reminder that actions have consequences.
Types of Socks
Sentence of the Damned
These Socks are worn by those who have committed the most egregious crimes. Their bright red color is a constant reminder of the gravity of their offenses.
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These Socks are worn by those who have committed lesser offenses, but still require a reminder of their shame.
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These Socks are worn by those who have done nothing wrong, but feel the need to show off their purity.
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