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It was a chaotic era; there was the secret invasion called by Nixon on Cambodia. Because of this many people protested against the US

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In the beginning of the story, it describes this perfect city like an "utopia." But about half way through this story it starts to narrate about this very young boy in their most popular building living in the attic. The adults take their children to go see this boy but keep in mind that this boy is the most miserable person in this society and the only thing giving these people their happiness is the boy. The ones who go see the boy some of them are shocked standing there speechless then just start walking away from the city. Therefore, they call them "The one's who walked away from the Omelas."

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In this guilty allegoric story,the author Usrula  le Guin writes to the people who believe in empiricism using rhetorical questions and bandwagon to imply that a utopia is not as wonderful as it seems in order to show that people are selfish for taking ones happiness away for their own pleasure.

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sacrifice and unfairness

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Based off James William's philosophy

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The author uses bandwagon to show that people will just join anything even when injustice is included, as long as they're happy. It makes the reader feel pity because of the actions of the characters. The author also asks rhetorical questions to make the reader really think about the consequences of a utopia. This justifies their mindset towards the child who represents a scapegoat.

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The narrator implies a sense of foolish and unawareness towards the citizens to show that living a mixed up life is better than having one that's the same as everyone else. The sight of Omelas does not withhold its entire purpose. It's known to have nothing but happiness and equality, but what is held in the center is the child being harmed and tormented in a dark lonely attic stating that happiness is not truly offered to all.

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Guilt because the people who left Omelas were ashamed of the fact that a child was suffering for their happiness

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The people who believe in empiricism ( the belief that all knowledge is brought up from experiences

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"It is good to have an end to journey toward, but it is the journey that matters in the end" & "When you light a candle, you also cast a shadow"

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Name of Book: The Ones Who Walked Away From The Omelas
Published: October 1973
Awards: Won Hugo award for best short story in 1974

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The vietnam war inspired the author to write this story; american citizens blamed the vietnamese for siding with communism and we were fine with the knowing that they were being tortured.
-The child symbolizes scapegoats (south veitnam) in the Vietnam war that we used to take all of the blame for the war
-the people who walked away represents the americans who dissaproved of communism
- the ones who stayed were communists because they were all the same; they had the same social status and the same beliefs

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A Utopian society; everything is perfect

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Name: Ursula le Guin
About the book: The Ones Who Walked Away From The Omelas
Born: October 21, 1929 in Berkeley California
Died: January 22, 2018 in Portland Oregon

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Ursula K. LE Guin