Casablanca

Due to the financial burden, a certain married couple had given up on having offspring. Nonetheless, the two were living happy lives together. However, their peace and tranquility were short-lived. As the severity of the falling birthrate intensifies, the government steps in to enact drastic measures. A new law is passed where all households are now obliged with the duty of procreation. To those households that fail their duty, excellent human specimens with superior genes are dispatched and procreation duty is enforced. In the face of this new harsh reality, the married couple ruminates over whether to follow orders or not.