10/26/2018 c1 bangladesh
wow
wow
10/30/2017 c1 Guest
Dystopia societies are about control and power. however in order to completely understand the reason for dystopia society, one must first understand what is the purpose for government, and then understand the mind of the person in control of such a terrifying society.
Dystopia societies are about control and power. however in order to completely understand the reason for dystopia society, one must first understand what is the purpose for government, and then understand the mind of the person in control of such a terrifying society.
1/14/2017 c1 name
nice
nice
5/8/2016 c1 Violet
Pretty good, but I'm only a freshman in high school and need some inspiration and got it here.
Pretty good, but I'm only a freshman in high school and need some inspiration and got it here.
8/21/2015 c1 Harriet
Sorry if I went off topic. You seem to love dystopian societies.
Sorry if I went off topic. You seem to love dystopian societies.
8/21/2015 c1 Harriet
Nice essay. How do you write with such good vocabulary and effort. I got a little bored half way through but that is cause I am lazy. I love fiction stories. I love "Geek Girl" by Holly Smale. Do you know any books like "Geek Girl".
Nice essay. How do you write with such good vocabulary and effort. I got a little bored half way through but that is cause I am lazy. I love fiction stories. I love "Geek Girl" by Holly Smale. Do you know any books like "Geek Girl".
6/15/2015 c1 DEEZ NUTS
Deez Nuts
Deez Nuts
10/16/2014 c1 Guest
gud
gud
9/24/2014 c1 jackie
very good writing, i cant even write a half page lol
very good writing, i cant even write a half page lol
10/23/2013 c1 Anne Karing
Great Job!
Great Job!
9/29/2013 c1 vahmazing
love it'
its really interesting ...it helped me on my dystopian essay..to understand what it is
thanks :)
love it'
its really interesting ...it helped me on my dystopian essay..to understand what it is
thanks :)
5/25/2009 c1 1vermillion-sunsets
Hey kittyinjurface,
I was browsing through the essay section, when I found this and thought to myself, "What a coincidence! I'm writing a paper on the exact same books!" So. First things first.
It was very thoroughly researched. And by that, I mean that you read the books. So that was good.
There are a couple of really glaring mistakes that you could have caught if you'd proofread it, and it could flow better.
Otherwise, it was something I would have expected of an eighth grader. I'm not trying to be harsh, but the conclusions at the end are juvenile at best and the "analysis" could have been done by anyone idly perusing one of the books during their spare time. The conclusion is overly simplistic. Also, using two books to represent a genre is not a good way of writing an essay.
Cheers,
Vermillion Sunsets -
Ridding the world of idiocy one idiot at a time.
Hey kittyinjurface,
I was browsing through the essay section, when I found this and thought to myself, "What a coincidence! I'm writing a paper on the exact same books!" So. First things first.
It was very thoroughly researched. And by that, I mean that you read the books. So that was good.
There are a couple of really glaring mistakes that you could have caught if you'd proofread it, and it could flow better.
Otherwise, it was something I would have expected of an eighth grader. I'm not trying to be harsh, but the conclusions at the end are juvenile at best and the "analysis" could have been done by anyone idly perusing one of the books during their spare time. The conclusion is overly simplistic. Also, using two books to represent a genre is not a good way of writing an essay.
Cheers,
Vermillion Sunsets -
Ridding the world of idiocy one idiot at a time.