Opposed to the theory of dystopia.
The opposite of utopia.
Opposed to the theory of utopia.
A theme in science fiction stories.
To predict an outcome of particular trends by projecting known information.
Current trends that prove to be making matters worse.
Trends that are analysed piece by piece.
Trends that are changed in to a nightmarish conclusion.
A single united system with no hierarchical classes.
A system that exiles any members who do not conform.
A social structure that seeks the to improve society.
A social structure in which hierarchical classes are determined by common cultural features.
To have an inner feeling, within one’s self.
To have a feeling of hopelessness.
To convey your feelings in an outward manner.
To have a premonition-like feeling.
You can only write in present tense, you must always use quotation marks and the use of a thought cloud and italicized text is optional.
You can write in present or past tense, you must always use quotation marks and the use of a thought cloud and italicized text is optional.
You can write in present or past tense, you must not use quotation marks and the use of a thought cloud and italicized text are recommended.
You can write in present or past tense, you must not use quotation marks and you must use a thought cloud and italicized text.
Citizens are guilty until proven innocent.
Citizens are innocent until proven guilty.
The narrator is reacting to his immediate surroundings – the monologue tells the story of what is going on.
The narrator presents their thoughts as memories – the monologue reviews past events and connects them with present ones.
The narrator’s train of thoughts are neither a record of the present nor a recollection of the past – the monologue is purely a reflection, and in itself, the story.
The narrator’s body language is put into context – the monologue explains the movement of their body as they speak or think.
All human actions are predictable and therefore no one is free.
All human actions are at random and yet people do not seem free.
Yes, it is a self-fulfilling prophecy. If Anderton never witnessed the prediction he never would have ended up almost murdering Leo Crow.
No, Anderton still would have ended up in the location of the murder. However, knowing the possible outcome of the future he therefore had a choice to alter the predicted outcome.
Yes, as the intention to commit the crime is as terrible as actually committing it.
Yes, a life sentence in prison is not as bad as a life lost to murder, therefore you can justify imprisoning an innocent person every now and then.
No, as the intention to commit the crime is not equivalent to actually committing it.
No, a person should not be found guilty for committing a crime they may have considered committing but never actually committed.