Imagine a life with no privacy. Most dystopian societies limit independence and only focus on privacy and control. A dystopian society is one in which things are completely opposite of a perfect world. An example of an invasion of privacy would be in the film “V for Vendetta”. In the film, there are vans that drive around listening to people's conversations, all to determine if there is any talk against the government, much like the NSA crisis after September 11, 2001. This shows that giving too much power to the government can lead to a loss of freedoms. In the film, “V for Vendetta”, the viewer gets a sense of how the government might be with too much control. In the movie, the British Government strips the civilians of all of their liberties.
