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Old 04-16-2013, 06:33 PM   #8
Rizla
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Originally Posted by teh603 View Post
Ayn Rand sets up straw opponents in almost every single work she wrote. So did Orwell in 1984, and Bradbury in Farenheit 451.
I disagree about Orwell. I think the antagonist is excellent. If you see him as unrealistic, well, I think that's because he is not meant to represent an individual but dictatorship incarnate, and Orwell does that very well. Haven't read Rand and I've never clicked with Bradbury.
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