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A near-future satire follows Jeb, a freelance Monitor who earns commissions by policing copyrighted verbal phrases with a portable Monitex. Domestic strain with his wife underscores economic precarity as he hunts infractions and navigates officious regulators. When everyday expressions become proprietary, enforcement becomes profit and social control, prompting bureaucratic justifications that valorize linguistic originality while punishing triteness. The narrative juxtaposes petty domestic life, intrusive surveillance technology, and legal absurdity to critique commodification of language and the expansion of administrative power.
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