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PART II A.         Explain why Ayn Rand introduces the literary allusion to Prometheus in Anthem. involve an image of Prometheus and a brief summary of the narration of this classical Titan.

The reason I think Ayn Rand places the allusion to Prometheus is because of the similarity of his theme to the i transgression of comparabilitys that made him run to the Uncharted Forest. Prometheus, a gigantic titan, stole fire from the heavens and brought it down to man. With fire, man had visible light and a valuable resource. Through a trick from the gods, involving the story of Pandoras box, Prometheus was blamed for all troubles and weariness that plague us today. (These troubles were released from Pandoras box) As a punishment Zeus chained Prometheus to a joggle and an eagle would come daily to eat his liver.

THE EAGLE AND PROMETHEUS B.         The name of a book often gives insight into the authors meaning. An anthem is a hymn of praise and joy. What argon some(prenominal) of the anthems in this story? Falling in love with Liberty, discovering electricity C.         Relate some of Equalitys sins, which show his struggle to become an individual.

Working not as a group is one of the sins that Equality is guilty of. This shows individuality because of the fact he is working on his own listen with out help or outside influence. Making friends (Preferring on person over another) shows his personality, since he chooses people compatible to him. Equality keeping a journal (To put down wrangle that no others think on paper no others are to see) also shows how he expresses his inner emotions through a renewal parent/friend found in the paper.

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        Is Ayn Rands purpose in writing this novelette to entertain or to warn the lector? Why? Tell how you fixed this.

I have reason that Ayn Rands purpose of the book is to warn the reader. She wants to let people ascertain how precious individualism is. During a time where collectivism was existence more and more common, this book shows a contrast from liveliness today to the ultimate consequences of the collectivist doctrine applied to mankind. Ive decided this from my own thoughts combined with parts from the Foreword. My conclusion came from my immediate reception to the book, because right at the beginning you start to react to Ayn Rands story of one mans struggle to find individualism.

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