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The conflict is Chuck nor George want to face any blame if what the monks believed that would happen didn’t come to fruition. I liked this part of the story most for a multitude …show more content…
It’s less to do with technology and more to with society. The setting is a utopia because there is no crime or violence. “The king of the world,” or mischief-maker which is referring to the main character who can do whatever he wants. He is a persona non-grata. People can sense when he is coming because of his odor. They also ignore his existence. The theme is loneliness. He isn’t the king of the world,” he is only king in his world. No sympathy here because the narrator took advantage of this as could be seen in the beginning when he stole a car, harassed the blonde. Plus, he killed his girlfriend and that’s why he is being treated this way in the first place. He wasn’t supposed to commit violence against another person and he did. So is it really a utopia for the