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I don't really understand your question, but I will assume you're referring to the book which I did not finish reading. And if you are, I would say they don't always sound "exactly alike." For instance, I wold never compare Wool To Ayn Rand's "Anthem." I read that one and there is no comparison. But, what is always the same is the discontent with living in a dystopian society as we are today. Perhaps I will write a book about it, although I think we need to do something about it rather than writing about it.
Well, the end-results are similar. Its just the getting there thats different (and the moral to the story, if one was intended).
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Jul 19, 2014 11:59AM
I don't really understand your question, but I will assume you're referring to the book which I did not finish reading. And if you are, I would say they don't always sound "exactly alike." For instance, I wold never compare Wool To Ayn Rand's "Anthem." I read that one and there is no comparison. But, what is always the same is the discontent with living in a dystopian society as we are today. Perhaps I will write a book about it, although I think we need to do something about it rather than writing about it.
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Well, the end-results are similar. Its just the getting there thats different (and the moral to the story, if one was intended).
