This is shown with not only the alteration of iPod to iRaq but with “The Running Man.” The cruelty is shown in how “the network engages the populace by paying civilians for confirmed sightings of the runner, which it then passes along to the Hunters” (Nelson 301). People are aware of their actions but they want to be a part of something bigger. In this sense individuals fence their own individuality and emotion to fit in. This is also shown in Nafisi where individuals literally and figuratively cover themselves to fit in. As stated in the text “I could not get over the shock of seeing them shed their mandatory veils and robes and burst in color” (Nafisi 281). The word mandatory implies that individuals had to cover their individuality and imagination. Their individuality disappears because they have no sense of expression. Since they lose their sense of expression, individuals also lose their imagination. They are mandated to wear a veil, which limits their freedom. As they took their veils off “each one gained an outline and a shape, becoming her own inimitable self” (Nafisi 281). Women are assimilating to the
This is shown with not only the alteration of iPod to iRaq but with “The Running Man.” The cruelty is shown in how “the network engages the populace by paying civilians for confirmed sightings of the runner, which it then passes along to the Hunters” (Nelson 301). People are aware of their actions but they want to be a part of something bigger. In this sense individuals fence their own individuality and emotion to fit in. This is also shown in Nafisi where individuals literally and figuratively cover themselves to fit in. As stated in the text “I could not get over the shock of seeing them shed their mandatory veils and robes and burst in color” (Nafisi 281). The word mandatory implies that individuals had to cover their individuality and imagination. Their individuality disappears because they have no sense of expression. Since they lose their sense of expression, individuals also lose their imagination. They are mandated to wear a veil, which limits their freedom. As they took their veils off “each one gained an outline and a shape, becoming her own inimitable self” (Nafisi 281). Women are assimilating to the