Blog Dive into Dystopia

Part one:

 1. I think the reason dystopian novels are so popular right now is that people are curious about what might happen in the future. The reflection of current worries and anxiety about the state of society and the globe is one of the causes. Dystopian fiction frequently acts as a warning, alerting readers to the possible repercussions of prevailing social trends, scientific developments, or strong political beliefs. Some dystopian books I've read was Teens can relate to the dystopian environment and can be inspired to question authority figures and ethical standards by reading dystopian fiction. According to brain specialists, emotionally charged stimuli can activate teens' developing brains. Dystopian novels provide teenagers with a safe haven where they can arrange their thoughts and escape from reality.

2. Based on the Station Eleven trailer, the exception of a plague breakout that is mentioned near the beginning of the film, the technology appears to be comparable in other respects. If the dystopian society revolves on a pandemic, I wonder if it will have elements similar to what happened with COVID-19 in 2020.

Part two:

1. Since the opening sentence, "The bright side of the planet moves toward darkness," basically implies that everything is going dark or awful, which is related to dystopia itself, I believe it has something to do with the concept of dystopia and the way the future always turn something to darkness.

2. This scene, in my opinion, sets the tone for the book by illustrating how quickly and unpredictably the flu struck people. Jeevan is a character I adore since he tried to help Arthur and the little girl right away. However, I don't think his girlfriend and I have a healthy relationship due of the way she left him. 

3. "Of all of them at the bar that night, the bartender was the one who survived the longest. He died three weeks later on the road out of the city." This quote made me wonder why and how did he survive more longer the rest of the people at the bar.

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