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    Atwood’s Handmaid’s Tale and Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World‚ both portray a dystopian society in the extreme end. A Dystopian society is a form of totalitarian dictatorship as its prototype‚ a society that puts its whole population continuously on trial‚ a society‚ that is‚ in disenfranchising and enslaving entire classes of its own citizens‚ a society that‚ by glorifying and justifying violence by law‚ preys upon itself. A Dystopian society is what we today would call dysfunctional. (Ebsco-Points of

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    also be seen in various individuals as well. It is important to teach a person‚ what is good and what is bad‚ at an early age as this would help in shaping the person’s future. In Margaret Atwood’s “the Handmaids Tale”‚ certain individuals in a dystopian society go against the government’s rules. The government of Gilead is a theocratic government that removes the rights from the women and creates a strict caste system. The residents in Gilead are supposed to follow the rules or else they would

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    The society in The Giver comes down to being a Utopia or a Dystopia. Seeing things from both sides‚ I conclude that Jonas’s community is a Dystopian society. Not being able to have choices‚ having citizens unhappy‚ and keeping people from being independent would not be considered part of a Utopian society. To begin with‚ Jonas’s community has no say in making their choices or decisions. Based on chapter 13‚ Jonas says‚ “‘But i want them!’ Jonas said angrily. “ It isn’t fair that nothing has color

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    Skyler: David Suzuki a Canadian geneticist‚ author‚ and television producer‚ who has continuously advertised his environmental utopian views for years. After his family had suffered greatly from world War two he came to appreciate nature and man’s dependence on it. Conservation‚ according to him‚ is a necessity for humankind’s own survival. Through his radio and television programs‚ he has tried to educate everyone who isn’t well versed in the topic. The text we have chosen is a twenty minute speech

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    Thomas More believe in a perfect world in which everybody lived in harmony and peace‚ such as Utopia. He wrote about Utopia to identify the dystopian issues he saw and wanted to fix. Dystopia is the complete opposite of utopia; bad and unpleasant. “It is true that I am not one of those who laugh at utopias. The utopia of today can become the reality of tomorrow. Utopias are conceived by optimistic logic‚ which regards constant social and political progress as the ultimate goal of human endeavor;

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    In the story “The Hunger Games” Dystopian literature is portrayed as dictatorship within the government and it is seen as the antagonist in the story. Suzanne Collins exaggerated the government and how it was ran. Suzanne made the story written by a teenager who was independent and did not believe in what President Snow was doing to the country. She says “So I learned to hold my tongue and to turn my features into an indifferent mask so that no one could ever read my thoughts.” This is said by

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    Essay on Book Thief Day One: Write notes about TWO possible topics for your essay from those suggested below. Power of Language One option: In The Book Thief‚ words have the power to both destroy and save lives. Examine how characters in the novel (for example‚ Liesel‚ Max‚ Ilsa Hermann‚ Hitler‚ Rosa and/or Hans) use words to destroy and to save. What are some of the effects of their words? Discuss at least two characters’ relationships with the power of language. Another option:

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    created. In the book Divergent there are five different factions of life‚ you are born into them but when you reach a certain age you can change factions but you have to leave everything you have ever known behind‚ and that is when the society turns dystopian. Finally‚ the Society in Matched the citizens live in separate burroughs and are very limited on what they are allowed to know. In the story the main character‚ Cassia Reyes‚ literally lives in a world of perfection. Atleast‚ that is what the

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    Note to Mrs. Moore; I’m so sorry! I apologize for the lateness of my paper. You’re the best! By the way‚ the plot was extremely complex so I couldn’t do it without so much detail. SORRY! D: The Host By Myah Dalton A riveting dystopian novel with dreamed up characters‚ Melanie and Wanderer‚ written into something amazing by Stephanie Myer becomes the extraordinary book‚ “The Host.” In a land thousands of years from now there is an earth‚ among this earth is a civilization occupied by human bodies

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    protection of the American people has always been a primary ideal of the United States government. In the past five years‚ new technology has emerged that has aided the government in ensuring this ideal. In the novel 1984‚ by George Orwell‚ Orwell uses a dystopian society to portray a government which utilizes technology and procedures to make it seem like they are protecting the citizens‚ but in reality is generating fear to control and have complete power over the people. In modern America‚ the government

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