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SPECULATIVE LITERATURE, Um-Helat - Coggle Diagram
SPECULATIVE LITERATURE
Ursula K. Le Guin
Omelas
"They all know that it has to be there. Some of them understand why, and some do not, but they all understand that their happiness ... depend wholly on this child's abominable misery."
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"Sometimes also a man or woman much older falls silent for a day or two, and then leaves home"
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Jose Saramago
Blindness
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Panopticism, especially in the asylum
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Jeff De Castro
God's Paradise
The story is inspired by real-life people, Seven Craychuk could be Kevin Spachuk
Unorthodox worldviews similar to extremist Islamic groups. It is also carried out in a global or large scale.
Pandemic created makes people paralyzed while coughing and shaking violently, according to author.
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Prequel to 'best-selling novel', "Krazy Krook Kio"
Oppressed people in society are represented to be exploitable. this refers to the many shady and borderline-illegal actions politicians can take to get what they want.
A single empowered person deciding the fate of the world with their own perspective, ignorant of the reasoning of others. The dynamic of power and freedom is created.
Um-Helat
The strict rules that create a high standard and any rule breaker will not be given any leniency, but met with extreme punishment.
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"there is only one treatment for this toxin once it gets into the blood: fighting it. Tooth and nail, spear and claw, up close and brutal; no quarter can be given, no parole, no debate."
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"The child needs you, too, don’t you see? You also have to fight for her, now that you know she exists, or walking away is meaningless." Fight to maintain the perfect world.
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