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the apple is big and red and is twice as big as the other apples and cats and dog has a tail

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I think a perfect dystopian society falls into the perfect match because it involve technology watching over and listening in on people and their daily lives. I

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A perfect match fall into the dystopian genre because people are being watched.

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i think a perfect match falls into a dystopian society because for example tilly in the story is trying to invade sai's privacy and know everything about him, and also tells sai what he should say and do, and more importantly everything about this story creepy and really messed up which is basically the definition of a dystopian society.

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the world is controlled by tilly and its corporation. there are many surveillance aspects and suggestions.

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The " Perfect Match" falls into the dystopian genre because Tilly is controlling and brainwashing him , for example in the text Sai goes on a date and Tilly didnt trust that he would be able to mange the date on his own , and she constant suggesting to go places and offering coupons

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    Cole Evans                                              its has devices that the government uses to listen to them and get to know every little thing about that person

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    Cole Evans                                              its has devices that the government uses to listen to them and get to know every little thing about that person

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it fall into dystopian by having some peace if technology run by a private company controlling our lives

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The "Perfect Match" falls into the dystopian genre because Tilly is constantly supervising and making suggestions for Sai. For instance, Tilly already knows his "type" in women and how much they would connect because she is his "safari". Also when Tilly suggests that Sai wants a smoothie instead of coffee because she thought he would enjoy it more.

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This story falls into the dystopian genre because the little technology phenomenon tells the main character what to do and how to do it.

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It uses propaganda, surveillance, and brainwashing. For example he has cameras everywhere and uses tilly for recommendation for dates.

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Here is why it falls into a dystopian genre.

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Here is why it falls into a dystopian genre.

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Because it shows we are under constant surveillance, persuaded by advertisements using basic psychology to the company"s advantage, and making to where we cant think for ourselves. Tilly has cameras on literally everything in Sai's house. She basically controlled the date entirely leaving nothing to be exited about and nothing new to learn. THAT IS JUST ONE EXAMPLE !!!!
-Brandon Gillis

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The story A perfect match falls into the dystopian genre because centillion or tilly is taking control of sai and telling him what to do and sai has no privacy for example in the story you can tell that sai doesn't like that tilly is taking complete control and all sai is trying to do is keep clicking the i trust you button just to get her away but another example it can fall into the genre is because for example on sias date tilly gave him questions.

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"A perfect match" falls into the dystopian genre because the consistent surveillance and suggestions from Tilly,

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"A Perfect Match" falls into the dystopian genre because Tilly is controlling what everyone does and how they think.  Tilly even has cameras, microphones, and access to personal information. for example, when Sai woke up Tilly told him to wear his new shoes, get a smoothie instead of coffee, and to go on the date that day. 

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"A Perfect Match" falls into the dystopian genre because Tilly is controlling what everyone does and how they think.  Tilly even has cameras, microphones, and access to personal information. for example, when Sai woke up Tilly told him to wear his new shoes, get a smoothie instead of coffee, and to go on the date that day. 

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Brooke Arnold

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A Perfect Match falls into the dystopian genre because it shows that people or citizens do not have privacy, or there own thoughts.

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This falls into the dystopian genre because those people are always living under surveillance and always being controlled by technology.

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"A Perfect Match" falls in to the dystopian genre because it shows they have no privacy. Tilly knows everything about Sai and in the text they described it as "the computer" know "all their business." Everything Sai ever thinks or feels Tilly knows about it the book has no privacy or filter.

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The way that "A Perfect Match" falls into the dystopian genre is the way that citizens are under constant surveillance. Tilly knows everything about him and she also kind of tells him what to think or do. For example, she told him to wear his new shoes for the date that he had, she also told him to ask his date if she wanted to go to eat Japanese desserts and then he suddenly feels like he wants to eat something sweet, like she knew what he wanted before he even knew what he wanted himself.

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In "A Perfect Match" it fall into the dystopian genre because Tilly is always watching and telling Sia what to do. For example, when Tilly told Sia what to wear the new shoe bc he had a date after work. Another example is when Tilly is telling him what to drink.