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What social commentary do you think your author was making with this novel?  What is the author saying or warning about today's world?
I think the author is trying to tells us that you can't change the world, that we need to deal with the problems our selves instead of pushing them aside. That's not going to fix anything. I feel like she is trying to get out that if we had a new start it would fall back to where it was because those problems would start again because we don't know how to solve them. The reason we don't know how to solve them is because we pushed them off.
P.227
Crowley - "You agree with me, yes? We need to build a new Earth?"
Lucretia - She laughs. "Absolutely not!" Shaking her head. "We need to stay right here and deal with our problems - not peel off the top layer of people and go somewhere else and start over. I think you are one hundred percent wrong!"

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What aspects of Dystopian control is being presented in your novel?  How are the characters handling them?  Do any of these aspects of Dystopian Control resemble conditions happening in our world today?
New Earth controls itself and controls Old earth. She is handling it pretty good. She follows protocol so she doesn't get in trouble and does what she needs to do.
P. 27 "She didn't want her anger to soften; he had broken the rules, risked his life."

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Describe the setting of your Dystopian novel.  Is it similar to anywhere you have visited, viewed, read about, heard about?

I am somewhere in the 2300's. The setting is Old Earth where they all used to live. It is now where the poor and naughty people live. Its got a retched sent, it doesn't tell that it does but i get an idea of it because there is not much food and water on Old Earth. With no food or water people can't shower or get their nutrients they need to stay healthy. The other people live on New Earth with fancy technology and advanced things. New Earth is mainly an upgraded Old Earth times 10.
pg. 22 "It isn't right that their last memory of Molly is wreathed in a disgusting, vomit-calling smell, an abomination that's like the mingling of dog 🤬 and cat 🤬 and rotten fruit and moldy basement and a shotgun of farts."
I chose this because it gives you an idea of what people smell like and have to go trough. Molly was sitting in a dirty alleyway next to a dumpster .

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What theme topics are you seeing in your novel?  Explain a bit how your protagonist is reacting to these topics.
relationship
Violet had feelings for Danny but doesn't want to show him that she does. she feels like if he knew than he wouldn't talk to her. The Intercept know every thing about someone as long as they have a chip in the elbow. Once you have a chip in your elbow and the Intercept reads  you, your in there forever.
P.29 "Yeah, but the Intercept never, ever forgets about you."

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What are the common ideas taking place in your novel? In what ways do the common ideas effect your characters choices or actions? Violet want to go down to Old Earth but if they catch her she will be kicked off the protocol team and will be in deep trouble. The problem is that she doesn't know her way around Old Earth. She has to do everything by herself so that no one knows. Only one person knows and that is Sara. If she has someone 🤬 the switch on the outside of the pod it will send a signal to the authorities. That's why she needs to do it from the inside.
P.176 "Listen Sara, I know this is a huge favor. But like I said, I need to get down to Old Earth. Right away."

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Thinking back to the aspects of the Hero's Journey that we studied during the Odyssey,  What are some of the elements that are also utilized in your novel and with your protagonist?
At the start of the book when Violet is looking at the computer trough the drone's camera looking at Tim Man. Danny helps Violet With Tin Man and puts him in prison. After that Violet travels to Old Earth with Sara's help. When she goes down she finds out that her mom is dead. Towards the end she finds out that her dad should have listen to her mom and not make the intercept.

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What and how are your protagonist resisting? Is he/she experiencing success or roadblocks, and how is the success or roadblocks being handled?
Violet is resisting sleep because she can't get over the fact that she doesn't know why people are asking her how her parents ever got to together. She has seen her dad smile and it makes her smile. She doesn't get to see his smile often because he doesn't smile much.
P.156 "sleep would not be wooed tonight."

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What aspects of the Dystopian society are found in your novel?  What statement is the author trying to make by utilizing that particular aspect?  What is the change that your character/s are attempting to bring about?  Do you think they will be successful and if so, will the change bring what they hope?
My dystopian is based around the Intercept. The intercept is What controls New Earth. Ogden Crowley created it to make people's emotions against themselves. towards the end of the novel Ogden regrets making the Intercept. At the end of the book he tells the cops to reopen the portals make more pod so that everyone could be on New Earth.
P.293
Ogden "I Was wrong to bring the Intercept here. To have it installed. To use people's emotions against them."

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In what ways has your protagonist changed and evolved?

At the beginning of the novel Violet was a rule follower, she did everything she was supposed to do. As you read further in the novel she became someone who doesn't follow protocol. She's someone who doesn't do dangerous stuff. You wouldn't see her going out with friends doing stupid things she's not supposed to. About half way through the book Violet goes down to Old Earth breaking protocol and comes back up with bruises on her body.

P.176 "It's an errand for my dad." Violet cringed inward at the lie, but it was for the greater good. Right?And nobody said no to Ogden Crowley."

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In the Dystopian Elements handout, there are six examples of conflicts the protagonist/main character might got through.  These are not the only conflicts the character might encounter, but just a start.  Identify at least one internal conflict your main character is experiencing.
At the beginning of my novel, Violet the protagonist, is feeling trapped.  She can't do anything without the intercept knowing. everyone on New Earth has a chip in their elbow and when you feel an emotion it lights up blue and gets sent to the intercept records. when she is not working she doesn't focus right and doesn't process thing the same as if she were at work.

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Describe the main character of your story. Include both physical traits and personality characteristics. Do you like/dislike this character? Why? Include one quote from the novel to describe your character.  Include the page number you find the quote on.
My character's name is Violet. She is young and is the daughter of the founder of New Earth.
p.33 "Oh, there are more." Tells you that she is doubtful