Chapters 3 & 4
Line Illuminator
1. "No single one can possess greater wisdom than the many Scholars who are elected by all men for their wisdom. Yet we can. We do." (Part 3)
Source This image represents how the main character is different. He feels like he is at the bottom because of it. But instead he just has a different perspective. |
Source This image shows how a more logical (robotic) mind compares to a more colorful, in this case human mind. The main character is starting to feel emotions, and now it's not all knowledge and rules for him. |
This quote is found in the last paragraph of part four, and it caught my eye because it talks about confusion. So far, Equality 7-2521 had talked about being different and knowing things others didn't, but never about uncertainty. He always seemed to have an answer, or at least a theory to everything he saw, but when it comes to women, he knows nothing. As he said, men are not allowed to talk to women, therefore making him uneducated about them. This part seemed important because as a reader I can picture him more like a human, instead of a robot because he is showing feelings. Also, he is showing a side of him that is weak and that made me feel more connected. From a more robotic way of thinking, to a more human.
I found that the lines were very well chosen, and they reflect on how little knowledge the characters in the book are, on how they do not have enough knowledge, on how because the citizens have limited access to knowledge, they tend to believe in everything they are told, because the leaders are the ones with the information, due to the leaders being the ones with the information, then the citizens have to trust their leaders because they think the leaders are doing the right thing and so therefore the citizens don't question anything.
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