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REACTION PAPER OFR THE MOVIE “THE ISLAND” After watching movie “The Island”, which is all about cloning and how it affects the life of the real people, you can conclude from it if you’re pro or against cloning.

The story start with the life of the clones whose like prisons that every little thing they do is under surveillance and they are not allow to talk with people in the opposite gender. They believe that when they won the random lottery, they can go to the island and can be free. They are hypnotized that the purpose in their life is to be in the so-called “Island”. But the truth is, they are just going to be killed by the Doctors of the company to get their internal organs that was needed by the real people with their identity. The objective of the company is to earn money through making clones of the people who needs replacement internal organs for them to survive.

For me, I am against cloning not just because they can take your own identity but also because they are just using these clones for earning too much money. They are using these pitiful clones for the sake of money. Although they are the ones who made them, they have no rights to make them and then, kill them and get their internal organs. They are also hypnotizing these clones and making them believe with their lies. One thing is for sure, no one is allowed to extend their life if it’s not in God’s plan for them, so those rich people are not allowed to go to a company and make their clones just to extend their lives. If they are going to die, then accept the fact and never hate God for that because all the things that are happening to us are chosen by Him and we are not allowed to question that. He has plans for each of us and we should only go for

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