The main "Illegal" messages are the relationships between privilege, power and race. This can be seen in social relations in relation to race, as the story takes place in a universe where white-skinned people have guaranteed citizenship, have power social and economic, the freedom to act as they please, and all the perks that a system can promote. The black population, on the other hand, does not have this citizenship and is devalued, oppressed, exploited and even deported and killed.
"Illegal" presents the story of a society in a fictional country called the Freedom State. Despite the name, the country lives in a system of constant oppression, where the entire society is subject to governmental control, which determines who is legal within the country and those who are illegal and must be fought.
A protagonist is the central character or leading figure in poetry, narrative, novel or any other story. A protagonist is sometimes a “hero” to the audience or readers.
Our cells need glucose to function, which is gained from the nutrients in the food. Oxygen is gained from breathing, so it has nothing to do with food.
