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Post your example of the author incorporating elements of science fiction (at least by 1950's standards)

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Find one example of dystopia in text, film, music, or television (other than what we have already discussed in class)and briefly explain what elements are present.

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On page 55 Beatty claims that thanks to the government "we can be happy all the time." This is an example of citizens conforming. This is illustrated through the brainwashed society that they live in.

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On page seven, Clarisse's uncle was arrested for being a pedestrian. This is an example of how their freedom is restricted.

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On page seven, Clarisse's uncle was arrested for being a pedestrian. This is an example of how their freedom is restricted.

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On page 22, they set the hound lose and it would chase all sorts of animals like rats, cats, or chickens. The firemen would place bets on this and they made it a game. This is dystopian because it shows how the natural world is banished and distrusted because the hound is a robot, and the animals are real and being killed. On page 61, the same type of dystopia is present. Mildred is talking about driving the beetle, which is her car, and hitting rabbits or dogs. This shows how to them the natural world is bad.

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On page 31-32 Montag says "once upon a time", which he saw in a book of fairy tales before burning it in a house. This is an example of the breaking the norm.

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On page thirteen, Mildred is getting her stomache and nlood cleared after she took all od her pills. The men doing it say that it is very common, and they dont seem to have any empathy towards Mildred. This is dehumanizing.

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On page 14, Guy mentions that strangers cut into people meaning there are no doctors. This is an example that there is no individuality in Guy's dystopian society.

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On page 57,  Montag  mentions Clarisse's death and Beatty simply said that it is bound to happen and it's basically okay. This is an example of how citizens live in a dehumanized world. No one is supposed to grieve this loss like a "normal" human would. Also on page 57, Beatty states that they have watched and recorded them (the McClellan family) carefully which is an example of how citizens are perceived to be under constant surveillance.

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Page 10 is the first reference in the book to the devices known as Seashells. These seem to be Ray Bradbury's version of wireless earbuds. They have a built in radio that allows them to deliver news to the user as well as music. Guy's wife uses the Seashells at night to help her sleep.

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On page 20, Clarisse mentions that she has to see a pschiatrist, and the psychiatrist does not understand why Clarisee likes to go outside and enjoy nature and why she is always thinking. This shows that the natural world is "banished" in a way and independent thought is restricted.

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On page 7, Clarisse tells Montag a fact about billboards that they were originally only 20 feet long, but they cars drove by so fast they had to extent them to 200 feet long. This exemplifies Sci-Fi by creating a situation where there is past and present and how they are different.

On page 8, Montag opened his front door by putting his hand in the glove hole of his front door, which is how the door opens. This shows Sci-Fi because it is talking about the future.

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On page 16, Mildred eats toast. Instead of her making the toast by herself, the toast pops out of the toaster and a "spidery metal hand" puts the butter on the toast for her and then the toast was delivered to the plate. This is an example of technology elements from the future.

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On page 32 the other firemen place a rule and history book of firemen in front of Montag for him to read. This is an example of society not wanting m=Montag to stray with his thoughts.

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pg 12 cobra. There were two machines "one of them slid down your stomach like a black cobra down an echoing well" I believe this is a sort of stomach purge device because of the quote "Did it suck out all of the poisons accumulated with the years?"

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In this picture, the person on the motercycle is the only sign of life, and this seems to employ the idea that they are the only one in the outside world. One charachtaristic of dystopian is that people are afraid of the outside world. There is also no natral life like many pieces of dystopian works. The buildings are also very mechanical and industrial, and the picture looks very futuristic. These are qualities prominate in syfy.

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On page 60, Guy remembers something that the supposedly late Clarisse told him one afternoon. She said that people used to have front porches attached to their homes, and that they would just sit and rock outside while talking and thinking. Clarisse then goes on to say that architects removed the porches because they were supposedly ugly, but the real reason was probably that the government didn't like the idea of people sitting and thinking about the way the world is so much. This echoes the dystopian idea that the government and the world should not be questioned and instead accepted for the way it is.

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In Brave New World, by Aldous Huxley, there is a figure head referred to as "Ford" that everyone in the dystopian society worship.

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On page 15, Guy is being tormented by his own mind and has many thoughts rushing through his head. To get these to go away, he "let a sleep lozenge dissolve on his tongue". THis is an example of Sci-Fi because it is almost a cough drop like substance that causes him to quickly fall asleep.

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This is an element of dystopia because the people don't want to learn why.  They just get fed information and take it at point value.
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All the art is abstract.  People don't seem to be creative anymore.  They don't seem to have any variations of art.  It's all the same.

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A movie that demonstrates modern dystopia is WALL-E. The movie looks into the future and predicts that all people will become lazy. The movie has people riding around in seats with TV screens right in front of their face. This would be an example of humans living in a dehumanized state because all they do is eat, watch TV, and never have to move their bodies.

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George Orwell's 1984 is a dystopian novel that presents a world full of propaganda and suppression. The government has taken full control over everyone's life and even have people called the Thought Police around in order to try and have completely control over everyone's thoughts and wants, with the main goal being to keep the government, Big Brother, in charge.

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The book, Brave New World is an example of dystopia. There is lack of individuality and they are restricted from basic freedoms. They basically train and control people. They are controlled. The natural world is somewhat banished from their society. There is also uniform living and expectations.

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An example of dystopian society is the Sythe series.  The people living in that society are under constant surbalience.  Everything they do is recorded by the Thunderhead.  On top of that in the first book there is a Sythe that is worshiped by many underlings.  He says he will bring about a new age of sythdom.

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An example of dystopian society is the Sythe series.  The people living in that society are under constant surbalience.  Everything they do is recorded by the Thunderhead.  On top of that in the first book there is a Sythe that is worshiped by many underlings.  He says he will bring about a new age of sythdom.

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On pages 31-37, the scene focuses on Montag, Beatty, Stoneman, and Black as they answer an to an alarm. They go to the house that is described as being ancient. The house is filled with books, being a sort of sanctuary for the women to hide out in.

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In the movie The Maze Runner, the characters are living in a dehumanized state. They are treated like mice running for their life through a deadly maze.

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On page 17, Mildred is in the TV parlor reading a script while she is watching TV. She explains to Montag that she is playing  a part in what she is watching on the TV's and reveals that they are interactive by allowing the audience to participate in the show. This shows the advanced technology that allows Mildred to interact with "people" without ever leaving her home.

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An example of a dystopian film is the Netflix movie, Bird Box. The movie takes place in a post-apocalyptic world in which the characters are trying to escape. They have fear of the outside world, they are dehumanized from not being able to see, and their world is destroyed.

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On page 61, Mrs. Montag is watching TV and they talk about a "converter attachment" and a "spot wavex scramber". These pieces of technology make it so that when a person is watching TV, they are able to put in the name that they wish so it makes it seem like they're actually involved in the show. This is another example of science fiction because it explains a futuristic technology.

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On page 40, Guy asks Mildred about when and whee they had first met. Mildred responds saying she can't remember and that it doesn't really matter, which only fuels Guy's irritation

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In the Netflix series, 3%, only 3% of the population gets to live an upper-middle class life style. THe entire world is in poverty, living in slums with crime abroad, and to be sent to the perfect civilization you must pass a rigorous series of tests. This is an example of dystopia because the government is controlling the well being of the people and deciding who gets higher privileges

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On page 30, Guy is in the fire station when he hears jets rumbling above them. This depicts the start of war and shows how prevalent it it.

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On page 31, "Any mans insane..." depicts that the general populous is under a "tyrannical" that oppresses people and makes them feel controlled. The people try to do what they feel they ought to be able to do but in this state is outlawed.

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An example of dystopia in film is the movie "Divergent." In this movie, society is divided into five factions. As they reach adulthood, they have to choose a faction and commit to it for the rest of their live. They are dehumanized because the way they live their life is controlled by someone else, not themselves.