Sunday, November 24, 2019
Anthem Novel essays
Anthem Novel essays    The book Anthem is about a man, Equality 7-2521, living in a collective     society. A collective society is a group on people that consider themselves as     one. In a collective society there is no such thing as  I because there are no     individuals there is only the group. Everybody in that society thinks the same     about everything and only does what is considered right by the head council. You     were only alive to serve your brothers and no brother is better that the next.     Throughout the book Equality 7-2521 is different, his train of thought and views     are way ahead of his time and his fellow brothers.     Equality 7-2521 believes that he is his own person and that he chooses the path     his life will travel. He is the one who decides to go into the forest, he     chooses to go into his secret tunnel, and he chose to show the council his light     		Whatever road I take, the guiding star is within me; the     guiding star and the loadstone, which point the way. They     point to in but one direction. They point to me. Pg. 95     Equality 7-2521 was only taught to think that one was nothing and the group was     everything. He was also taught to believe that the council had the authority to     control what he did, like where he worked. So to think of himself as the head     person of his life, the person who makes the decisions shows his intelligence.     He realized that even if the council or any other person said that he had to go     do something didnt mean that he had to because he had the choice to do it or     	Equality 7-2521 thinks that you should treat everyone the same and that you     must earn friendship. To him, his love is an honor and you cannot receive honor     without doing something worth honoring.     		I an neither for nor friend to my brothers, but such as each     		of them shall deserve of me. And to earn my love, my     brothers must do more than to have been born. I do not     grant my love without reason...     
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