Dystopias are similar to “utopias” in the sense they are a perfect and completely imaginary society created by a writer. But, dystopias are antonyms of “utopias” because there are not meant to be a good peaceful places you think of when someone brings up the idea “utopia”. Dystopias consists of an imaginary place in which the state of almost everything is unpleasant or bad and became popular in the early 20th century . In the novel, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, the dystopia is focused around the means of oppression and division of people who are uneducated and self-stratified. In the movie, Brazil by Terry Gilliam, the dystopia has an over-reliance on poorly maintained machines in a futuristic bureaucratic society. In Fahrenheit 451, there