#dystopian-themes

#dystopian-themes

In the future, we won't have to travel; we'll meet on video. In the future, we won't need to play in the wind and rain; computer games will provide all the fun we need. And in the future, man won't need woman, and woman won't need man.

"She's definitely the spookiest Siren we've ever had... She's the first Siren who can manifest physical beings into existence... the first Siren who focuses a lot on kinetic damage."

When Isaac confronts the group of citizens, he chooses to prioritize understanding over violence, highlighting the importance of recognizing humanity in adversaries. This choice serves as a pivotal moment reflecting the larger themes of power dynamics and moral choices in a dystopian society.

This character, once an enthusiastic participant within the institution, is becoming steadily more skeptical of what it really does, and why.