How do Orwell and Attwood experiment with dystopian ingredients to reflect developing fears of modern societies Both George Orwells 1984 and Margaret Atwoods The Handmaids Tale prove to be forewarnings of future societies run by totalitarian governments where civilians are forced to live by their rules and for certain purposes to ensure the governments own goals and aspirations however both authors have differentiated dystopian features or ingredients to create governments for very different re
Love hate revenge and murder All of these themes impact the way a book can be read and will be read Frankenstein is a novel that is full of devices that constantly make reader question the entire motive for characters It features dynamic characters who exhibit their humanity in the most exciting ways They exhibit humanity by loving each other hating the monster the monster murdering his creators friend and loved ones and Frankenstein path to avenge the loss of his family to the monster On the s
Greek tragedy has complicated relationship with the law and crime such as Euripides Medea Usually tragedies show crimes committed and ask their audiences to be judges and juries to judge the ethical issues attribute blame and provide justice On the other hand Shakespeares Othello has the same elements of committing crimes It does not matter whether the killer is male or female or who they murdered are The point is that these two tragedies Medea and Othello both commit crime to revenge ruler by