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astraxan [27]
11 months ago
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"Little Brother"

English
1 answer:
Reil [10]11 months ago
4 0

The protagonist, who was a kid who just wanted to have fun, becomes highly responsible and activist when his rights are offended.

<h3>What conflict does the protagonist get involved in?</h3>
  • He is suspected of participating in a terrorist attack.
  • He is monitored 24 hours a day by a security institution.
  • He is ignored, even though there is evidence that he is innocent.

The protagonist of "Little Brother" is called Marcus and he is a boy very involved with technology and he is a hacker. At the beginning of the story, Marcus is a kid like any other who likes to have fun and doesn't have responsibilities.

However, one day he skips class to play a virtual reality game. This makes him suspicious of a terrorist attack that took place in the city and even though he claims he was playing a game, the authorities do not believe him and monitor him at all times.

He feels that his rights and freedoms are being harmed and so he becomes an activist and fights against the authorities' positioning against him and other people who are unfairly suspected.

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