Equality And Equality In Anthem By Ayn Rand

Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman gave readers the real insight to who Atticus Finch really was, he tells us that he was a segregationist, a bigot, a KKK supporter and most importantly a racist. He was not the civil rights hero as many readers suspect him to be. He did not volunteer to defend Tom Robinson and did not even want to get involved until the judge demanded him to represent Tom. Even then he still complained that "I 'd hoped to get through life without a case of this kind." His defense of Tom Robinson is very inadequate.

The relief camps left them isolated from society and deep in the wilderness. When they rebelled for better treatment at the camps in cities or towns, the government used violence against them and turned down their requests. Even when the unpopular relief camps were shut down, the government did nothing to aid them which left many roaming the streets for work. R. B. Bennett created these camps to avoid communism, however he could have done so by less harsh treatments. Canada may have been facing a harsh time which is understandable however.

Guy did not like the idea of burning houses because of owning books. Guy did not conform to society so he changed and became an outcast. Truman did not like the way he was living. He slowly started to figure out that everyone knew him and that his life was close to perfect because no one could rob him or murder him. So he decided to change by running away because he

Anthem is writing as a journey of Equality 7-2521, a young man living in the future in which people have lost all knowledge of individualism, for not even knowing the word "I" and can only speak of himself as "We." Everyone lives and work in collective groups and he is assigned to a Street Sweeper of the city by the Council of Vocations. However, Equality 7-2521 try to lead himself to recreate electric light and how it can be harnessed to human benefit. He has been taught that it is a sin to harbor secret ambitions, and so he believes he is guilty.Equality 's struggle to be free and to reach an individual life/ When he presents his discovery to the Council of Scholars, they punish him for daring to act as an individual and threaten to destroy his creation. He went into the Uncharted Forest and he is joined there by his love, a girl called Liberty 5-3000.

In Fahrenheit 451 the society started to read less and less books because, they had made the same books but they were dumbed down. The books only contained what u needed that 's it. And when people got used to those they were dumbed down again. The society kept making books easier than people stopped reading and the government stepped in and started to burn them but the people didn 't care. Our society is

Equality has the right to change his mind about the law because it isn 't a far law to everybody. It 's ironic that Ayn Rand called equality 7-2521 because he actually never really finds equality. From the being, he never understood why he was different and why he always got in trouble. He changes his mind about how society is wrong because at the end he learns in self-rights, much more technology, and the meaning of life should be. When equality was assigned with street sweeper he figured it was from his sins. "

Ethan never listened to the propaganda, which was to influence the opinions of the mindless creatures in favour of the Health Organisation. His work colleagues were constantly changing as they were always being taken away. Ethan had never thought too much into it, but now the picture was suddenly becoming clearer. As Ethan started his journey home through the polluted and rotting streets, he heard the weekly announcement, “Remember your compulsory psychiatric appointments tomorrow.” Ethan’s face fell; the unqualified, unintelligent psychiatrists always had the same two minute conversation with him. Now that he had suspicions about the Health Organisation, he knew that tomorrow’s appointment was not going to go well.

Omelas is known to be a “perfect” society but there was this room that had no windows and there was a child who was trapped to there. He was beat everyday in order for the town to remain peaceful and the people who came and saw the child left in tears and anger. “They leave Omelas, they walk ahead into the darkness, and they do not come back” (4). These people don’t accept the world for how it is, and they are determined to do something. They need freedom for themselves from this cursed town, and they can’t free the child so they free themselves, even though it means leaving this paradise and going to the

When all of the sudden the neighbors stopped seeing Vincezo around no one stopped to check in on the disabled and alone man. They author of this article wants to express the shocking reality of this story. They’re appealing to anyone that is shocked by the initial title, along with James Iverens case, and the people that live in Hampton Bay, New York. The purpose of “Vinnies” story to be released is to bring awareness and to attach to the humanity inside of the reader. This is a story in which “Vinnie” is the “proverbial tree that fell in the forest” that no one knew herd or cared about.

It is not good to be different from our brothers, but it is evil to be superior to them.” Equality is a much more intelligent individual than the students that he associates with in the Home of the Students. Equality 's teachers disliked him because he was too smart. He tried to be like the other students and forget the lessons but he couldn’t forget. “We had broken a law, for we had not paid heed to the words of our Teachers.” While working as a street sweeper with International 4-8818 and Equality discovers a tunnel in which they believe to have been built by men during the Unmentionable Times.

Fahrenheit 451 is a dystopian novel because it shows how society is supposed to conform, but Montag recognizes the flaw in the system making him the protagonist. In the text Montag knows not to read any books because "That 's against the law! "(Bradbury 5). He and everyone else is expected to follow that rule. As the book progresses Montag gets more and more interested in books and their information.