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One of the essays of the play вЂњOnce Upon a Time вЂњHow Myths EvolveвЂќ deals with the change of the narrative of our stories shift to the world, and how it changes due to the fit of a generation. ThereвЂ™s also a lot of powerful stories within the play of making people understand how their meaning is changeable of the survivorвЂ™s reminiscence the episode of вЂњCaped FeareвЂќ, but they discover that their memory is unreliable while arguing back and forth over each other, a character appears named Gibson who gives information on whatвЂ™s happening to the world, and its destruction, he gives them something suitable in their habitation. Burns: A Post-Electric Play presents us in the literature of what would happen to our world? If there was a nuclear explosion. It becomes relevant to our world living as a utopian society without being as an individual and having the ability with rational thought in society. We live in an unbalanced society filled with sex, drugs, consumerism, materialism that we donвЂ™t need. Knowledge is a combination of good and evil. Only with knowledge will we able to understand good and evil.

How can we live in a society? Without freedom of choice of what we want to do instead of being told what to do with no authority figure charging us in our society, and being brainwashed by your own society.

Whereas the book features the government using tactics to instill fear of the citizens and grabbing control of the world is absolutely between good and evil, even our freedom from sadness or depression, and freedom from boredom while being given to drugs to make them feel happy, but itвЂ™s a fake happy, and not a very productive one, examining embryos and giving natural birth to fit in a certain class. A key reference that the play features of becoming a brave new world of a group of survivors living in a disastrous world of darkness trying to reminiscence the times of the Simpsons episode: вЂњCaped FearвЂќ. Burns: A Post-Electric Play due to both of them have a dystopian fictional world. A classic novel, вЂњBrave New WorldвЂќ by Aldous Huxley process similar themes of the post-apocalypse play Mr.

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