Isotita

Age 19-32: SECONDARY

Arseniens

• Introduced and eventually thoroughly go through the battle fare, and begin the practice of basic weapons, equipment and tool making

• This is also when they learn how to fight to become perpetually ready for any battles or wars

• They learn about the significance bloodshed and thoroughly learn about the history of bloodlust within their side

IRENIENS

• Taught how to practice peacekeeping with the enemy

• How to solve any mishaps without bloodshed

• They also practice how to act and what to do incase a battle commences, as they get introduced their roles and specific jobs they mustn't hesitate to commence throughout the battle

EDUCATION

ARSENIENS

• Starts introducing the idea of warfare and why it is significant to not be afraid to fight for your side

• Ages 3-12: PRIMARY
• Parents slowly introduce the way of their family
• Education teaches and introduces the origins of the culture; about the different types of greek gods and goddesses especially Irene and Ares who shaped the creation of the culture

• Why it is significant to be afraid to fight for your side

IRIENIENS

• Ages 12-18: PRIMARY
• Introduces about the importance of each side's belief
• Education introduces the ideas of morals regarding what is right and what is wrong based on the side's belief and thoughts

• Teach the students about peacemaking/peacekeeping between other cultures

RELIGION

• Ares (god of warfare, blood and violence) is a major god worshiped by the Arseniens

• Ares known for always carrying a spear and wore a helmet-being perpetually ready for war

• He was known for presenting the worst part of the battle such as bloodshed

• Irene (godness of peace and spring) is the major god that is worshiped by the Ireniens

IRENIENS

POLITICAL/LEGAL

• They have specific rules and regulations that they believe in

• The society is governed within their opposing beliefs

LAWS

• Isotita is divided into TWO separate groups: Arseniens and Ireniens

• They use of violence in anyways shape or form will be sent to jail

• Arsenien: Believes in the importance of power and violence above all

• In case of murder, murderer is sent to jail for 25 years

• They go against religion and rules and seek to possess the spirits and power of the Ireniens

• Committing a felony of literring, will result in a fine of 100 pounds

• In case of murder, the murder is executed immediately

• Stealing will result in 1-2 months in jail, depending on the crime

• DOES NOT litter consequences

HISTORY OF IRENE

• Irene (goddness of peace and spring) is the major god that is worshipped by the Ireniens

• Sister of the goddness of moral justice and law

• She is despised bloodshed of not only humans but animals

• Believed that warefare only breeds famine and destruction

• Known as a Diplomat and peacemaker

Economics

• Both of Arseniens and the Ireniens possess different skills and specific resources that are provided from each side the government then takes responsibility for equally distributing these resources to both sides so they have all resources they need

• Arseniens: Provide MOST of the weapons, tools, equipment that are used for cooking and the growing of crops, meat, from hunting, wood

• Ireniens: Provide the clothing, medicine, and educational materials including books, and stationnaries

FAMILY

• Hera the goddess of family and marriage is worshiped for this specific institute.

• She was the supreme goddess, patron of marriage and childbirth, having a special interest in protecting married women

• Each family plays a role in teaching children responsibility at a young age so that they are prepared to enter adulthood.

Gender Roles

Family Education

ARSENIANS

IRENIENS

ARSENIAN

• The father and mother both work to supply the family with money

• Women are required to stay home and care for children while doing basic homework such as homework and cleaning

• Arsenian families tend to teach their children information that have been passed down from generations to generations on different types of techniques used for weapons

• Mother tend to take jobs related to crafts

• Men often to do the more heavy duty work and often of higher power than women

• Fathers often do work in agriculture and in factory work

• Families also introduce their children the importance of strength, courage, power and intelligence

IRENIENS

• Women and men have the freedom to do any job they would like since this culture is against gender discrimination.

• Teach their children about peacemaking and the importance of religion and the well beings of others

Marriages

• Ireniens believe in equality and

are against discrimination.

• This can include different sex marriages, same sex marriages, polygyny or even polyandry.
• The Arsenians however are against same sex marriages

BACKGROUND

BASIC

PHILOSOPHY

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• Irene and Ares were children of Zeus

• Zeus: God of the sky and ruler of the olympus

• Derived from a greek word that translates to "Equality"

• Cultures was split into two main groups each of who worshiping one of the two siblings

• Dated back to as early as 1250 BCE in Athens, Greece

IRENE

ARES

RITES OF A PASSAGE

• Irene: the goddess of peace known for her beauty and kindness

• Kind
• Caring
• Believes in peace
• Equality

• Opposite
• Selfish
• Manipulative
• Always seek dominance and power

• Zeus: God of warfare known for violence and conflicts

ARSENIANS:

OF CULTURE

• At the age of 16 creating their first spear which is a major symbol of their god as well as their heritage
• The creation of the weapon shows how immersed into being a responsible adult
• Incorporates everything they have learn as a child to they day they turn 16

ISOTITA VS. OUR SOCIETY

• Rely on technology and factory workers
• We rely on others to do things for us

• Rely on each other for basic necessities
• We have to rely on ourselves for resources
• History is a huge part of who they are and what they do

By: Jennifer, Jenny, & Salma

IRENIENS

• The age of 16 marks the day for both genders into adulthood

• This is the day they have been preparing for as a child, being taught everything they need to know to finally begin their life on their own

• This include marriage, children, work, and their role in society