Essay On Dystopian

Dystopian, a relatable concept for teens? In these ways, these two concepts of literature and film, are similar to teens. In what ways need to be found out. Dystopian literature and films such as the novel Anthem by Ayn Rand and the film The Giver inspired by Lois Lowry directed by Phillip Noyce. Relating to Anthem novel and The Giver film in this literature(document). Dystopian stories are like a big thriller that are engaging like in Anthem because of the pressure of society that is shown, in The Giver teens relate to how they have to follow the rules of covering certain happenings to the public.

First off, Anthem is relatable to teens in the many manners which will be told in this document. Teens relate in how things are hidden from them in the novel no one knew anything about the old world just like how teens are hidden from the realities of the real world and how they have no identity and are expected to act a certain way. “We are one in all and all in one. There are no men but only the great WE, One, indivisible and forever.” (Rand 19) According to this, individuals have

Teens relate in how things are hidden from them until suspicion arises and feelings come forth, teens want to know everything that is being kept secret. “Always question, always wonder.” (Noyce) By questioning and wondering about everything going on around that teens question why they have to be pushed into a corner to keep quiet about their wandering mind. As in The Giver, everyone has certain things to go by in which teens wonder why rules are around most say that rules are meant to be broken. Which is true break the rules to find out the true meanings of life and to make precious memories? This quote relates in how teens are supposed to be the ones to make everything great with a fixed race. The film The Giver and the novel Anthem are important to teens since it seems that dystopian stories speak to