Summaries After you have the gist (from highlighting or note-taking), it is time to summarize the significant moments. The summary should focus on characters, setting, conflicts, and other significant events.
Chapter 1 Chapter 2
Chapter 3
- Dring this chapter equality dicovered a new power which is electricity. He realize that he's not supposed to work alone, and it could cause him to get lashed. But he doesen't let that stop him. Shortly after he dicovered the electricity he said he fought " Wires that led to stange littel globes of glass..." He didn't understand what they were, but he known they helped him see in the dark.
Chapter 4
- Equality finily goes to the field aftera few days had passed. When he gets there he see's Liberty 5-3000 and only Liberty 5-3000. So he desided to tell her about the name he gave her in his gead (the golden one) and she does the same and tell him the name she gave him (the unconquered). From that moment on they decided to exprese there love for each other even though it's a transgession.
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
- Equality wakes up in the forest, and remember he os damned and he was nolonger going to get awoken by a bell. And he laughs because he realized that he is now free, gets up and runs around and clim trees freely till he got hungrey. He goes to a tree and knocked a bird out of it, and cooked it over a fire. Shortly after he goes to a lake and ended up seeing his reflection in the water. And was happpy because he was beautiful.
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
- Equality and the golden one are walking through the forest, when the golden one discovers a house that was lefted frome the unmetionable times. They were scard to enter but they didn't let there fear stop them from entering. So Equality pushed the door open, and the golden one and Equality entered at the same time. After they entered Equality pulled down the curtians blocking the light from entering, after the curtians were pulled down they seen light bouncing off of these things that looked like glass. but they show there reflect, and for the first time the golden one see her self.
Chapter 11
- After Equalitry reads all the book in his house he learned about the word " I ", and he took what he learned from tho
Chapter 12
- Equality ended up stay in the forest with The Golden one, giving her and him self a new name. His was
Theme Analyses Each member must submit at least one theme analysis, two of which must be from the following:
Individuality is key to society progressing. Is the theme a from Anthem. In the form of the character Equality. I say this because he either discovered or rediscovered electricity all by himself too me thats a miracle one person by their self discovered something so powerful. He also discovered the secret word all by hiself wich took him a while. If they all work by themselves then stuff would get done alot better and faster
by Darion Morton
The impotence of the collective group.
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The value of martyrdom.
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Original invention/creation is key to independence.
- Original inventions is key to independence is shown through the character Equality. Equality shows when he creates light/electricity. He created light by taking a string and a metal poll he found in his secret tunnel, and putting outside during a lightning storm with the string leading to the tunnel. By this he is take the lightning to create electricity for what he need. Like lighting up his tunnel so he can see wail he does his test, some test that would have never got done as a group.
By:Dewill Perkins
A third theme analysis must be submitted on a theme of your choice. You are welcome to analyze the contributions of character, conflict, setting, and/or other elements of the text.
Your choice:
by
Tone Analyses Each member of your group must write one analysis of a single, agreed upon tone. The group should decide on whether or not the tone changes over the course of the novel. If it does not, write about a single tone. If it does, write about the shift between two tones. Make sure to sign your analysis.
The tone of Anthem is satirical, one of the reasons I said it is satirical is; There's a lot of ridicule and ironic thing going on in the book. One of the moments that stood out to me was when Ayn Rand started writing about how none of the people in the city had ever seen there self, and couldn't because it was forbidden. She started by say having the main character Equality say " Man never see their own faces and never ask their brothers about it, for it is evil to have concern on their own face or bodies." By Ayn Rand is trying to make the city like there aganist individualty. they want everybody in the city to thank as their self as " WE " instead of " I ", so everybody will always feel equal and the only person with power in the councils.
- Dewill Perkins
The tone of Anthem is satirical, one of the reasons I said it is satirical is because the author is making fun of the human society. One person goes on their own wile the other street sweepers stay and follow the rules. When Equality shows the light, "terror struck the men of the council. They leapt to their feet, they ran from the table, snd they stood pressed against the wall, huddled togather, seeking the warmth of one another's bodies to give them courage". In this example she is showing how some people in the society are afraid of new things and how dumb some people are when it comes to discovering new things and never let people express their ideas sometimes. This supports the idea that this is satirical, because its ironic how one person out of many people can make a big change in society.
Reading Team Members
Summaries
After you have the gist (from highlighting or note-taking), it is time to summarize the significant moments. The summary should focus on characters, setting, conflicts, and other significant events.
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
- Dring this chapter equality dicovered a new power which is electricity. He realize that he's not supposed to work alone, and it could cause him to get lashed. But he doesen't let that stop him. Shortly after he dicovered the electricity he said he fought " Wires that led to stange littel globes of glass..." He didn't understand what they were, but he known they helped him see in the dark.
Chapter 4
- Equality finily goes to the field aftera few days had passed. When he gets there he see's Liberty 5-3000 and only Liberty 5-3000. So he desided to tell her about the name he gave her in his gead (the golden one) and she does the same and tell him the name she gave him (the unconquered). From that moment on they decided to exprese there love for each other even though it's a transgession.
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
- Equality wakes up in the forest, and remember he os damned and he was nolonger going to get awoken by a bell. And he laughs because he realized that he is now free, gets up and runs around and clim trees freely till he got hungrey. He goes to a tree and knocked a bird out of it, and cooked it over a fire. Shortly after he goes to a lake and ended up seeing his reflection in the water. And was happpy because he was beautiful.
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
- Equality and the golden one are walking through the forest, when the golden one discovers a house that was lefted frome the unmetionable times. They were scard to enter but they didn't let there fear stop them from entering. So Equality pushed the door open, and the golden one and Equality entered at the same time. After they entered Equality pulled down the curtians blocking the light from entering, after the curtians were pulled down they seen light bouncing off of these things that looked like glass. but they show there reflect, and for the first time the golden one see her self.
Chapter 11
- After Equalitry reads all the book in his house he learned about the word " I ", and he took what he learned from tho
Chapter 12
- Equality ended up stay in the forest with The Golden one, giving her and him self a new name. His was
Theme Analyses
Each member must submit at least one theme analysis, two of which must be from the following:
Individuality is key to society progressing. Is the theme a from Anthem. In the form of the character Equality. I say this because he either discovered or rediscovered electricity all by himself too me thats a miracle one person by their self discovered something so powerful. He also discovered the secret word all by hiself wich took him a while. If they all work by themselves then stuff would get done alot better and faster
by Darion Morton
The impotence of the collective group.
by
The value of martyrdom.
by
Original invention/creation is key to independence.
- Original inventions is key to independence is shown through the character Equality. Equality shows when he creates light/electricity. He created light by taking a string and a metal poll he found in his secret tunnel, and putting outside during a lightning storm with the string leading to the tunnel. By this he is take the lightning to create electricity for what he need. Like lighting up his tunnel so he can see wail he does his test, some test that would have never got done as a group.
By:Dewill Perkins
A third theme analysis must be submitted on a theme of your choice. You are welcome to analyze the contributions of character, conflict, setting, and/or other elements of the text.
Your choice:
by
Tone Analyses
Each member of your group must write one analysis of a single, agreed upon tone. The group should decide on whether or not the tone changes over the course of the novel. If it does not, write about a single tone. If it does, write about the shift between two tones. Make sure to sign your analysis.
The tone of Anthem is satirical, one of the reasons I said it is satirical is; There's a lot of ridicule and ironic thing going on in the book. One of the moments that stood out to me was when Ayn Rand started writing about how none of the people in the city had ever seen there self, and couldn't because it was forbidden. She started by say having the main character Equality say " Man never see their own faces and never ask their brothers about it, for it is evil to have concern on their own face or bodies." By Ayn Rand is trying to make the city like there aganist individualty. they want everybody in the city to thank as their self as " WE " instead of " I ", so everybody will always feel equal and the only person with power in the councils.
- Dewill Perkins
The tone of Anthem is satirical, one of the reasons I said it is satirical is because the author is making fun of the human society. One person goes on their own wile the other street sweepers stay and follow the rules. When Equality shows the light, "terror struck the men of the council. They leapt to their feet, they ran from the table, snd they stood pressed against the wall, huddled togather, seeking the warmth of one another's bodies to give them courage". In this example she is showing how some people in the society are afraid of new things and how dumb some people are when it comes to discovering new things and never let people express their ideas sometimes. This supports the idea that this is satirical, because its ironic how one person out of many people can make a big change in society.
- Darion Morton