But that's the point... If there were a good amount of common sense, it wouldn't be an anti-utopia... In "Fahrenheit 451," books were burned not exactly for rational reasons.
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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But that's the point... If there were a good amount of common sense, it wouldn't be an anti-utopia... In "Fahrenheit 451," books were burned not exactly for rational reasons.
But burning books is irrational... It's just that someone needed it to happen...
Those who want to rule the world should make people one-sided, as it's easier to rule those who are not well-read. Mwuahaha!!! Haha!!
Well, yes, but first of all, they were divergents.
and in general, if poor people are in charge of society, why do they execute divergents? Aren't they supposed to be good?
Well, yes, but firstly, they were divergents. Secondly, the film doesn't clearly show what societal changes this led to. Judging by the fact that the comrades still had to leave, this dystopian society continued to exist.