John the Savage and Vincent Freeman are both characters that are considered to be outcasts in their society. Technological advancements being at the center of both stories makes it more difficult for them to find a place among the others because they physically are incapable of being as unique as the other individuals in the stories. These differences are what causes the change in their individuality and also results in their own personalities being lost forever since they adapt to these new ones. The ways each of these characters act is what sets them apart from one another and makes them unique, yet when it comes to the biological chemistry involved, if you are not born the “correct” way, you are nothing at
John the Savage and Vincent Freeman are both characters that are considered to be outcasts in their society. Technological advancements being at the center of both stories makes it more difficult for them to find a place among the others because they physically are incapable of being as unique as the other individuals in the stories. These differences are what causes the change in their individuality and also results in their own personalities being lost forever since they adapt to these new ones. The ways each of these characters act is what sets them apart from one another and makes them unique, yet when it comes to the biological chemistry involved, if you are not born the “correct” way, you are nothing at