Sadly many similarities in dystopian books and movies are showing up in our society today such as the different social classes, the government watching us online etcetera. It’s scary how dystopian books and movies are so closely similar to modern time.Some that really stand out are from the book Animal Farm by George Orwell and movie V for Vendetta. In summary, Animal farm revolves around the Russian Revolution but Mr. Orwell uses animals to delineate indirectly the people involved in the Russian Revolution. People such as Stalin, his mindless followers, and others. One such example of our society collapsing into a massive world of dystopian themes is the different classes. In Animal Farm, there are different classes such as the sheep, pigs, and dogs. Basically the animals, so the pigs are the upper class because they make all the fancy treatment
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Next is the Middle class. The Middle class roughly makes $75,000 dollars. Finally the upper class those people rake in about $100,000 or more. The Class system is dystopian like because so many people are in the lower class. About 29% of Americans are in the Lower class. About 51% of people are in the middle class and 20% of people are in the Upper class. Well that was very long winded on to another example. The last example I'm going to explain is one from V for Vendetta. In V for Vendetta, the Government felt justified that they saved the country by having all the restrictions on what the civilians watched did and what time they had to be in their homes. This is similar to what the candidates are saying with gun restrictions and such (in no way shape or form am I for and/or agree with any of the candidates) and what our Government is doing. They also are watching us, what we do, similar to what the Government in V for Vendetta is doing except in V for Vendetta they are stricter with more effective(ish) and ruthless forms of punishment for the breakers of what they see are
Next is the Middle class. The Middle class roughly makes $75,000 dollars. Finally the upper class those people rake in about $100,000 or more. The Class system is dystopian like because so many people are in the lower class. About 29% of Americans are in the Lower class. About 51% of people are in the middle class and 20% of people are in the Upper class. Well that was very long winded on to another example. The last example I'm going to explain is one from V for Vendetta. In V for Vendetta, the Government felt justified that they saved the country by having all the restrictions on what the civilians watched did and what time they had to be in their homes. This is similar to what the candidates are saying with gun restrictions and such (in no way shape or form am I for and/or agree with any of the candidates) and what our Government is doing. They also are watching us, what we do, similar to what the Government in V for Vendetta is doing except in V for Vendetta they are stricter with more effective(ish) and ruthless forms of punishment for the breakers of what they see are