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- Chapter 1
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 3
- Man vs SelfIn Chapter 1, Equality faces the problem of breaking the laws of the Council, he feels guilty when he says, "We have broken the laws. The laws say that men may not write unless the Council of vocations bids them so, May we be forgiven" (Rand 17). This means Equality faces adversity of betraying the council. He can't figure out what is going to happen next.
- Chapter 4
- Man vs self In Chapter 2, Equality describes emotion on how he feels about the Palace of Mating when he says, "Twice we have been sent to the Palace of Mating, but it is an ugly and shameful matter, on which we do not like to think" (Rand 44). This explains that in a dystopian society, you have to be forced into having a kid with someone you don't know.
- Chapter 5
- Man vs SelfIn Chapter 3, Equality feels exited and passionate when he discovers something no one else in society has discovered when he says, "We Equality-72521, have discovered a new power of nature. And we have discovered it alone, and we are alone to know it" (Rand 52). This explains how intelligent Equality really is, he can figure things out that even the council can't even fathom.
- Chapter 6
- Man vs SelfIn chapter 4, Equality has a desire to talk to liberty. Both of them don't know how to act really. Equality describes the situation when Equality says, "The Golden one moved away, even though no others were coming, and they moved stepping back, as If they could not turn from us, their arms bent before them, as If they could not lower their hands" (Rand 58). This explains how both of the two really like each other.
- Man vs SocietyIn chapter 5, Rand shows how important the tunnel is to Equality when he says, "We must guard the tunnel as we never have before"(Rand 61). This explains how much Equality cares about his creation, he talks about guarding the tunnel so none of the transgressions equality has committed has been captured.
- Man vs SocietyIn chapter 6, it talks about how there is no guards when Equality says, "There is no reason to have guards, for men have never defied the Councils so far as to escape from whatever place they were ordered to be''(Rand 66 and 67). This explain the fear that the councils puts in it's people. Psychologically torturing these people because they are afraid to sin against the council.
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