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A fictional society, either a failed state or a a place which is miserable to be in.

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A dystopia is a depressing society

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A dystopian society is a society filled with chaos. Nothing is really at peace.

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a dystopian is a society that censors, limits, or contains knowledge, practices, or ideas. It could also be that they institute strange methods of torture/punishment for defying from the norm. a grim society.

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A dystopia is a time where society has strayed away from all the positive aspects and that is left is totalitarian and unjust society.

Back to the Future part 2

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A dystopia is an imagined society that reflects hard-to-tell truths

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A dystopia is the opposite of utopia. It is filled with pain and suffering. Almost like the end of the world type beat. Things that come to my mind are death and pain. Something very similar to this can be “The Giver” both movie and book.

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A society in which utopia is unable to be achieved, with a large number of societal problems such as poverty, large scale governmental control and resistance and such. A good example of a dystopia is either the matrix or terminator

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A dystopia is A corrupt government, crime, poverty, starvation, disease, war, slavery are all over the place and nothing is being done to stop it really.

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lonely place, reminds me of Alice in Borderland

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lonely place, reminds me of Alice in Borderland

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A society where citizens live in unfavorable conditions where there is injustice usually at to the hands of a post-apocalyptic government. It is characterized by bleakness, injustice, and I usually think of the future when thinking of a dystopia.
Ex: Panem in the Hunger Games.

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A dystopia describes a depressing, grim society. An example of a dystopia in literature can be found in The Time Machine by HG Wells.

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Dystopian Society

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Dystopias are totalities.
They control everything about the citizens. Everything.
Thoughts, hearts, and minds propagate state-approved ideas.
Dissenters are swiftly dealt with.
Revolutions never happen because the populist believes that they live in utopia.
Inner dialogue is suppressed.
Everyone is oppressed.
Ex. 1984, The Giver

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A culture or society in which humans lack hope and their technology and advancements have failed to produce any happiness. It doesn't have to be futuristic or authoritarian in the governmental sense, but maybe through social interactions.
Examples: Brave New World, 1984, Clockwork Orange, Today

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A society that lacks hope and people are constrained.

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A dystopia is the opposite of a utopia, kind of like a society that is unfavorable. Frightening/Sadness are words that come to mind. Some aspects can include harsh living conditions/strict control by others. An example is The Mazerunner, since the kids are all there against their wills.

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A dystopia is a society where people live terribly and in fear. The words that might come to mind is suppression, death, hopelessness, etc. Dystopian society are usually the result of a suppressive government. "The Maze Runner" or "Divergent" or "The Giver" are some examples of a dystopia in literature.

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A dystopia is a society where there is a lot of sadness, loneliness, with a lack of a proper government. People have very little freedom. It is a result of a very suppressive government. The "Hunger Games" could be classified as a dystopian society.

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Zombie-esk event - the government treats civilians with small care

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an alternate universe where there is totalitarian and suffering from injustice like in the book 1984, and the man in the high Castle

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A dystopia while similar to a utopia is a falsified charade giving the appearance of a utopia, with negative consequences: Partial Utopia, or a polar opposite of a utopia where everything is bad about it: Pure Dystopia. Examples of Partial Utopia: The Purge, The Matrix, Soylent Green. Examples of Pure Dystopia: Mad Max, Snow Piercer, Walking Dead. Most dystopias play off of moral philosophy, and what happens when we disregard it, or we don't require it in an alternate or similar world.

They mainly include:
Brash Actions(mass murder or war)
Manipulated Social Hierarchy or Society
Technological takeover/adaption (replacing empathy with logic)

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A place that isn't real. A place that isn't good to live, often with an overpowering government.
Example: In the novel Divergent, their society is controlled by 5 groups through ineffective government regulations. They don't have freedom, independent thought, people are under supervisions always, and there are uniform restrictions. The groups think their society is the perfect Utopian world.

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- technological control
-  The Giver is an example of a dystopia
- illusion of a utopia

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Dystopia: Where everyone is very limited in life and treated very unfairly.

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A dystopia is the opposite of a utopia. Sadness, huge concrete buildings, oppression. Some aspects are totalitarian government, no freedom. 1984 shows a good example of a dystopia.

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A dystopia is a controlled society where people are limited to do things; therefore, it leads to a bad and unhappy environment.

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- an alternate universe similar to our society but not
- very dark and city like
- i see big buildings and rules placed everywhere
- government
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A dystopia is a society similar to our own but is usually set in the future and something has gone wrong. There is often a totalitarian government and the people have very little freedom. Examples include books such as The Hunger Games and The Giver.

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a society, usually futuristic, with a lack of proper governing/justice/etc.
an example could be the time machine by h.g. wells