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What's a one sentence summary of ANTHEM
by Ayn Rand
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A dystopian novella set in a collectivist society where individuality has been eradicated and conformity is enforced, but one man rediscovers the power of his own mind and identity.
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Who's the narrator
Bot GPT 3.5
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The narrator of "Anthem" is a character named Equality 7-2521.
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Point of view?
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The point of view in "Anthem" is first person, as it is narrated by the protagonist, Equality 7-2521.
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What is the model engraved in marble over the portals of the palace of the world council? What prayer is recited every night? What does it tell you about this futuristic wolrd?
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The model engraved in marble over the portals of the palace of the World Council is the word "We," symbolizing the collectivist society that values the group over the individual.
The prayer that is recited every night is "We are one in all and all in one. There are no men but only the great WE, One, indivisible and forever."
These elements demonstrate the extreme emphasis on collective identity and the suppression of individuality in this futuristic world controlled by the World Council.
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What is the home of infants what ransgressions?Does he commit here
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The Home of the Infants is a place where babies are raised by caregivers assigned by the World Council. It is a highly controlled environment where infants are not allowed to cry or express individuality.
Equality 7-2521 commits his first transgression in this environment by conducting secret experiments and making discoveries in science, which is forbidden by the society. He hides his discoveries and continues to pursue knowledge despite the strict rules against it.
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What is the home of students? What transgressions does he commit here?
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The Home of the Students is the place where teenagers are educated and indoctrinated to think and behave according to the principles of the society controlled by the World Council.
Equality 7-2521 commits another transgression while at the Home of the Students by continuing to pursue knowledge and questioning the rules and beliefs enforced by the society. He secretly conducts experiments, reads forbidden books, and further discovers his individuality and independence in defiance of the collective mentality imposed on him.