Dystopian World

Dystopian World From poverty, to world hunger, from global warming, to equality, there are some issues that are virtually unsolvable. Whether the fact is money or food, weather and opinions, everyone is different, and everybody is entitled to different views and perspectives. These are some of the reasons for the beliefs of our inhabitant in a dystopian world. The definition of dystopia is an imagined place or state in which everything is unpleasant, or bad. No matter the amount of help and solutions, there are some things that can never be resolved. Cormac McCarthy establishes his dystopian beliefs in his novel, The Road. On page 75, McCarthy writes, “The world shrinking down about a raw core of parsible entities. The names of things slowly
The movie presents a dystopian society because it is a lot like what is happening in the real world. People are fighting for food and dying if they can’t be nourished. The Hunger Games is a great representation for the lower class people, searching for the materials to live their daily lives, and to be able to survive. In an online article called The Hunger Games as Dystopian Fiction, it says “In this way, the goal of the dystopian genre to “place a mirror before readers, challenging them to examine the world they inhabit and the obstacles it places on the path to social justice” (Rodriguez 157). This quote shows us that even while making fictional films and books, the directors and producers are trying to mirror what it is like in the real world, if you set aside the curtain known as oblivion. It is important to look beyond what you know and use a holistic approach when determining whether the whole world is best described as a utopian and dystopian
Noticed that the U.S. is the country mentioned and not the third world countries such as Cuba, North Korea, Laos, Syria, and so many more have their own individual problems. A website known as Quora shows us what problems people in third world countries face: one in four people have access to a computer and internet (Quora 1). This could tear our society apart, due to the fact that everything is done on a computer, including this essay. Another issue is the diseases presented in people around the country and maybe even the city or even the household. The lack of resources such as clean water and sanitary food leads to illnesses that can take lives instantly and cause distress on the