Dystopian Society- nothing is churning. In the book The City of Ember by Jeanne Duprau she indicates that the City of Ember is a dystopian society. The job structure in Ember is a really uncommon way to work, and the lack of knowledge is gruesome, they know nothing! The resources are so low that people find it painstakingly hard to live. Mostly everyone is the same except Doon and Lina.
First of all, the job structure in Ember is a roucous. Once the students of Ember are 12 years old, they have to start working. Every year, the Mayor comes into the classroom, and the students have to choose their job out of a bag, with their eyes closed. “ Again his eyes moved back and forth along the rows of the students, and again he nodded as if someone confirmed what he’d said. He put the little bag on Mrs. Thorn’s desk and rested his hand on it.” (Duprau, 7) The students would walk incoherently to the mayor and grab a piece of paper, you get what you get and you don’t get upset. Additionally, everyone has the same jobs, there are only a couple types of jobs to choose, so no one has an outcast of a job. Some of the jobs to choose from are messenger, pipe workers, supply depot clerk, greenhouse, and electrician. Most jobs don’t vary from that; there aren’t usually any problems in this system. Ember is utterly peculiar in the way they work.
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Ember is in big trouble with living in a dystopian society, they will start falling apart, and everything will just start going down hill. The job structure of Ember has some questionable tactics on how it works; the lack knowledge is a upsetting because they barely know anything. The limited resources in Ember keep tearing them down, so the city can not be successful. As you can see, The City of Ember has a very dystopian life, that makes it difficult to