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[ " He wants to problematize the U.S. constitution and its values.", " He wants to build animosity against contemporary liberals.", " He wants to highlight problems with free speech.", " He wants to teach minority and underrepresented groups how to gain true free speech for themselves." ]

[ " He thinks that the current laws are changing for the better.", " He thinks they are oppressive and dangerous.", " He thinks they unfortunately don't apply to everyone due to social constraints.", " He feels the laws are not written correctly." ]

[ " They are out of the ordinary, considering he refutes the current First Amendment.", " They are condescending when applied across a large spectrum of social groups.", " When contemplated, they fit in with the customs and norms of society today.", " They are noncontroversial among politically conservative people." ]

[ " No, because he believes free speech is an outdated concept.", " Yes, but he does propose minor critiques towards the concept of free speech.", " No, because Fiss believes free speech is not granted equally to everyone.", " Yes, because he has not advocated strongly against issues with free speech." ]

[ " Resentment towards political conservatives.", " Dissatisfaction with current political matters.", " Disappointment with the American government.", " Fear of a future without free speech." ]

[ " He hopes to promote his own political agenda for a future career in office.", " He wants people to recognize the dark side of free speech.", " He wants to glorify the idea of life without free speech.", " He wants to slam the workings of the government." ]

[ " Historical laws should be left unchanged.", " He believes in equality for all.", " He believes in fair speech over free speech.", " The U.S. constitution needs a new amendment." ]

[ " Their ideas are contradictory.", " They uphold a double standard for themselves.", " They are an uncohesive group.", " They strongly reject Fiss' ideas." ]

[ " Fiss would support a minority movement before a movement from people in a \"majority\" social group.", " Despite his bitterness towards contemporary liberals, Fiss' ideologies are uniquely liberal in themselves.", " Nearly all Americans today would agree with Fiss' rationale.", " Fiss believes that inequality is a major contemporary issue." ]

[ " Excessive", " Confidential", " Exhausting", " Competitive" ]

[ " Your pay would be much higher than at a similar job with a different employer.", " You would have more communication with your employer.", " You would experience luxurious employee benefits.", " You would work significantly harder than at job with a less successful employer." ]

[ " To show the carelessness for money demonstrated by the New York elite.", " To eventually calculate and justify the net worth of people like Si.", " To demonstrate how such large sums of money are spent so generously.", " To show how people like Si keep track of their budget." ]

[ " Respecting worker's rights.", " Fame and fortune.", " Carelessness leads to demise.", " Hard work pays off." ]

[ " Topic sentence and details.", " Persuasive hook and explanation.", " Argument and supportive details.", " Problem and solution." ]

[ " The luxurious lifestyle that the author wrote about is also easy-going and relaxing.", " Everyone should strive to live a life that the author wrote about.", " The lifestyle the author wrote about is highly unattainable.", " The amount of benefits the workers receive is highly exaggerated." ]

[ " They all live under the impression they can only perform one job for their whole life.", " People are segregated by career, and it's incredibly difficult for them to meet other groups and switch jobs.", " People are segregated by career, and not allowed to mingle with other groups or switch jobs.", " People have evolved to only be capable of one \"specialization\" through their lives." ]

[ " She tried to change her career. She didn't want to be in Civil Service anymore.", " She didn't follow up on her cleaning duty. She didn't know she needed to \"mop up\".", " She is behaving inappropriately, and is being reprimanded for it.", " She fell in love with someone outside of her specialization, which is illegal." ]

[ " To create a class system and with it a hierarchy.", " To make humanity work at it's prime, with everyone working at maximum capacity.", " To provide a means where people are at their happiest, working where they \"should.\"", " People are uncappable of carrying out more than one job, and the specialist segregation allows them to focus on just one." ]

[ " He is having a hard time convincing himself of the laws that they all follow, and the validity of them.", " He says to himself that he trusts in the specialization segregation, but he has thoughts that indicate otherwise.", " The Warden isn't listening to him, and he's scared of overstepping his boundaries to point out the problem.", " He knows that there is trouble, and he can smell it. He just can't pinpoint from where." ]

[ " A society of specialized people would be incredibly difficult to manage, and ultimately inefficient.", " A society of specialized people would be incredibly difficult to manage, but worth it for the work that would get done.", " People will always try to rebel against the system, no matter what form it's in.", " It goes against human nature to try to segregate people, no matter how it's done." ]

[ " The Warden doesn't want to be aware of any problems, and so dismisses O'Leary's worries.", " The Warden knows that O'Leary has thoughts of switching jobs.", " O'Leary knows that something is wrong, but can't push the matter because it would go against their specializations.", " The Warden is taking pills, and it's warping his judgement. O'Leary knows this." ]

[ " There are so few people involved, but because of the laws against interreacting with other specializations it's a huge issue.", " It was so easily pulled off. It didn't take a lot of effort for it to be successful.", " It's making nation wide news.", " There are a lot of prisoners involved, and they needed to call upon a lot of departments to address it." ]

[ " It convinced the guards and others that they were crazy, and to leave them alone.", " It intimidated new comers like Bradley.", " It drew attention away from their escape plan.", " It annoyed the guards, and made them go through their routes faster." ]

[ " Burning flesh, from Bradley sitting on the bench and hurting herself.", " The riot. He picked up on the growing unrest, and it came to him as a smell.", " The blue pills the Warden was taking, that were warping his perception and ultimately kept him from realizing the riot was brewing.", " Burning flesh, from the shive being formed. It's the \"trouble\" he was detecting." ]

[ " She’s looking for someone more adventurous.", " He was too “stuffy” for Matilda.", " She doesn’t want to settle for him, as she’s too fixated on the idea of romance she has.", " She’s afraid of commitment, as is hinted by this being another broken engagement for her." ]

[ " She’s too easily trusting of strangers and the unknown.", " She is a lonely, unhappy person looking for an outlet via the Pen Pals column.", " She’s naive, and doesn’t understand relationship.s", " She’s naive, and a romantic who craves excitement." ]

[ " His mystique, and the ideas Matilda projects on him.", " His ego and mystique. He doesn’t say a lot about himself.", " He’s well traveled, so he must have important things to share.m", " His ego. She loves how much he has to say about himself," ]

[ " Haron Gorka isn’t his real name. Thus, there’s no records of him.", " He’s not a real resident. He’s using a fake name while he stays in town.", " He travels so much that the people in town haven’t gotten to know him.", " He’s not a real resident, but an interstellar visitor." ]

[ " It lends credence to Gorka’s otherworldly claims. How else could it have happened?", " She’d been starving, and it was enough to distract her from the reality of what happened to her.", " It’s exactly what she wanted to eat, and she didn’t have to ask for it. ,", " It means Gorka’s paranoid servant had been observing her, and determined her favorite foods." ]

[ " She though t Gorka was making up stories to appeal to her childish nature.", " She thought Gorka was playing with her trusting nature by telling her lies.", " She thought Gorka didn’t respe ct her enough,", " She thought Gorka was trying to make her feel stupid by saying things she couldn’t disprove." ]

[ " No. She still hasn’t found a husband, and will likely be Pen Pals again.", " No. She’s still looking for fantasies, as evidence by her looking up at the shooting star.", " Yes. She is like Mrs. Gorky no3, chasing after impossible theories.", " Yes. She’s more grounded now, and less naive." ]

[ " No. Haron only tells her the story in the hopes of getting his wife to come home,", " Yes. Matilda confirms when she sees the “shooting star.”", " Yes, though only his wife is aware of that.", " No. Both he and his wife are truly delusional." ]

[ " They have achieved immortality,", " They use telecommunications across planets to stay in contact.", " They no longer have the same family values most people do.", " People are living for far, far longer than they ever have before." ]

[ " There isn’t a lot of time out into the communications departments.", " People don’t have the same relationships they used to, so they don’t bother to talk the same way.", " Distance, along with technology differences.", " People live so long now, they take their time communicating." ]

[ " They don’t have the right kind of technology.", " They’re overpopulated and sending off their youngest people.", " They don’t receive the same attention.", " No one is dying, so their priorities don’t lend themselves to progress." ]

[ " People live long enough now where they’ve adapted to the delay.", " Everything eventually gets to where it’s going, so they make do.", " They work around it. They have the time to wait.", " Science is progressing slowly as well, so they can’t rush it anyway." ]

[ " It makes your brain think it’s younger through memories, and treat the body’s growth that way.", " It tricks the patient into believing they’re younger.", " It replaces key parts in your cells with young cells.", " It halts growth all together by communicating with your brain." ]

[ " There is no correlation. It’s based on personality how brave someone is.", " If one can’t be hurt, then people tend to be braver.", " Bravery only seems to come to those who know they have limits.", " Bravery only seems to come to those who are limitless." ]

[ " He resigns to his fate, because he doesn’t know what else to do.", " He doesn’t. He goes right back to doing what he’d been doing out of habit.", " He feels a new fondness for his son and family.", " He shows a much greater appreciation for every aspect of his life." ]

[ " He hasn’t accepted his mortality, and is trying to make up for it with an act of heroism.", " He knows that no one else will volunteer, and feels responsible to do so.", " He fears the end of his life, and wants to try to see his family before he passes.", " He accepts his mortality, and is willing to spend his last years on the chance to see his family." ]

[ " People will make sacrifices like the one Giles made at the end for the greater good.", " Mortality is crucial to enjoy life to the fullest.", " Given the chance, humans will chase after immortality.", " Fear of aging is normal, but aging is unavoidable." ]

[ " To escape the not-world.", " To eliminate humans to protect his world.", " To venture into the human world and learn more about them.", " To reconnect with Joe in the not-world." ]

[ " The disappearance of Joe Binkle and Ed Smith, along with the letters and leftover clothes all point to it.", " Joe Binkle has disappeared, which means Glmpauszn must have reconnected with him,", " Glmpauszn has proven in his letters that he knows things that no else possibly could.", " The letters are all from different parts of the world, proving that different people wrote them." ]

[ " Glmpauszn's world wants to conquer the not-world, because they deem the not-world valuable.", " The not-world unkowningly overlaps and disrupts his.", " The not-world is full of humans that terrorize his.", " Glmpauszn's world doesn't understand how people in the not-world operate.." ]

[ " He finds that he doesn't want to invate the not-world.", " He understands humans less as he encounters them and tries to mirror their behavior.", " He eventually finds defeat in his conquest.", " He seems more and more interested in human mannerisms and in adopting them." ]

[ " Glmpauszn sometimes forgets his own words.", " It's when there are no words for whatever alien equivalent he means.", " It's a gag. Whoever is writing this is doing so throw off the reader.", " The person writing is incapable of replicating it." ]

[ " It is what Glmpauszn has to ask himself as he invades the not-world.", " It plays into the nature of Glmpauszn's people, and how they exist along side ours.", " It references Glmpauszn's disappearance, and the question if he was ever really there.", " It plays into the uncertain nature of the story's truth." ]

[ " Each letter comes from a different location, lending credence to this character's story.", " It proves that Glmpauszn is lying.", " The way the letters are presented makes the speaker seem unreliable.", " The way information is presented allows the reader to infer their own judgements of the character," ]

[ " To prevent someone like Baxter wielding and misusing it.", " Because he's not really qualified, making him a wildcard.", " Because of his ability to parse situations.", " Because he will responsibly wield the amnesty." ]

[ " There is a huge amount of letters to write and families to keep up with. It's a lot of information", " They have to intentionally write poorly, which is proving to be difficult with the volume they have to write", " None of them are particularly good at writing letters, making it difficult for them", " It makes them too emotional, because it involves children." ]

[ " He's bolder, and he starts to misuse the authority it gives him", " He tries to remain the same and not let it get to his head", " He's bolder, playing into the sense of power it gives him", " He's surprised by the authority it seems to give him" ]

[ " It's too powerful for any one person to wield.", " Those who wield the amnesty don't have to listen to the authority of of others", " It allows the bearer to do as they please with civilians", " Should 2 people be chosen for it, it's be an impossible power struggle" ]

[ " To solve the issue of any one person having too much power", " To avoid the need of consulting another person on an emergency", " To circumvent bureaucracy that may otherwise get in the way of solving problem", " To allow a person to be able to make decisions without questions asked in an emergency" ]

[ " An idea of how and when the boys went missing - probably during the night", " An idea of how much water was used during the trip", " An idea of how and when the boys went missing - probably via the tanks", " An idea as to whether or not the other man was lying" ]

[ " It is hypermasculine", " It is sophisticated", " It is disheveled", " It is malodorous" ]

[ " Antisocial behavior", " Unfounded rage", " Coincidence", " Incorrect hypotheses" ]

[ " When Mr. and Mrs. Graham are apart, a major imbalance persists", " McGill is manipulating Alec as part of a social experiment", " Alec is at the center of all the coincidental behavior", " Alec possesses supernatural abilities that will eventually destroy him" ]

[ " Alec", " Mrs. Graham", " A character never mentioned by name", " McGill" ]

[ " Nat would have never hosted a card game in the late afternoon", " Nat would have continued to win with straights and other rare hands", " Nat would have lost all of his hands instead of won all of them", " Nat would have a more random pattern of losing and winning hands" ]

[ " Alec drops his belongings from a tall height without breaking them", " Alec breaks the top of a glass bottle and continues to drink the contents", " Nat continues to win significant poker hands in the deli", " Alec has the nerve to try and steal items from the deli" ]

[ " Mr. Graham cannot hear, but he is able to read", " Mrs. Graham has the power to control Mr. Graham, but only in close proximity", " Mrs. Graham strives to avoid more chaos than what Mr. Graham already attracts", " Mr. Graham is physically unable to do things for himself" ]

[ " He believes that some form of life is causing the events", " He believes that they events are merely coincidental", " He believes that Alec has somehow defied principles of randomness and design", " He believes that Alec is playing a deceitful trick in order to come up with an idea for his novel" ]

[ " cunning", " integrity", " creativity", " impartiality" ]

[ " He sees potential for the House of Masur to profit off of the Earthmen's inventions", " He predicts that the Earthmen will not be able to withstand Zurian conditions for long, and that they will soon depart", " He believes he can feign sincerity in order to steal their metal and other goods", " He thinks that Earthmen are intellectually inferior and that he can manipulate them to do his bidding" ]

[ " capitalism", " the printing press", " metal, copper wire, and other goods", " destruction of the caste system" ]

[ " knowledge", " industrialism", " greediness", " globalization" ]

[ " The gas was collected on Zur", " The gas is from Earth and will not power Zurian machines", " The gas will be replaced by a new type of gas that Zurians will need to purchase in the next decade", " The Earthmen are not selling gas; rather, a material that causes machines to break" ]

[ " The customer service policy was drafted by Zurians, not Earthmen", " The customer service policy offers no ideal alternatives for non-Earthmen", " Earthly corporations have no real solutions for dealing with problems presented by their customers", " What is 'right' for the customer always benefits the corporation, directly or indirectly" ]

[ " neoclassical", " industrial", " eclectic", " gothic" ]

[ " They are professional colleagues", " They are former romantic partners", " They are captives in a forced relationship", " They are co-conspirators in a plot to kidnap humans" ]

[ " The prisoners are being groomed to serve as future collaborators in an intergalactic sex trafficking stint, carried out through the fourth dimension.", " The prisoners serve as entertainment for the figures, who seem to have made a game out of snatching up humans and manipulating their thoughts and behaviors.", " The prisoners have committed some sort of Earthly crime, and their punishment -- in order to avoid the death penalty -- is to spend a sentence in a labor camp operated by the figures.", " The prisoners have volunteered to be part of the figures' experiment for a specific time period, under the agreement that they will be returned to Earth in the condition they left it." ]

[ " Roger believes that the ones controlling the environment are running a breeding program to raise children who will eventually grow up to be body snatchers.", " The ones controlling the environment have a more challenging time bringing males through the fourth dimension.", " The ones controlling the environment are overwhelmingly male, heterosexual, and desirous of sex with women.", " Roger does not make any kind of guess as to why he is in the minority among the women of his \"harem.\"" ]

[ " teleportation", " pulse manipulation", " thought transference", " superhuman strength" ]

[ " He knows that Cass Gordon and his wife will both be transported to the fourth dimension.", " He knows that his wife will ultimately choose him over Cass Gordon.", " He knows that Cass Gordon and his wife will never get to be together.", " He knows that his wife will ultimately choose Cass Gordon over him." ]

[ " In undesirable circumstances, it is best to remain guarded on the inside, but to display an agreeable, obedient, and non-threatening countenance.", " Be careful what you worship -- be it vanity, reputation, or money -- because if you make it the center of your world, you will always feel inadequate.", " All relationships are ultimately temporal due to three dimensional time and space -- it is only through the fourth dimension that true love can be achieved.", " Experimenting with living creatures -- regardless if it is for entertainment or research -- is unethical, and humans may one day find themselves as subjects." ]

[ " They are adept at concealing themselves on Earth", " They represent the pinnacle of human evolution", " They have treated the captives with compassion", " They are bold enough to hunt humans in their own habitat" ]

[ " multiple personality disorder", " bipolar disorder", " antisocial personality disorder", " paranoid schizophrenia" ]

[ " Brother Partridge", " William's twin", " William", " William's parents" ]

[ " He believes the homeless people are stupid for falling for Brother Partridge's trick", " He believes Brother Partridge wants something from him in return for the Thanksgiving offering", " He believes Brother Partridge is attempting to poison him and the other homeless men", " He believes the homeless people are ridiculous for charging so desperately after the offering" ]

[ " He believes William is being punished for his former sins", " He believes William is a criminal", " He believes William is going to murder him", " He believes William is the second coming" ]

[ " He is experiencing auditory hallucinations", " He is reliving the same traumatic experience each day", " The man he murdered was actually his father", " The man he thought he murdered never died" ]

[ " There is insufficient social infrastructure to identify and care for those living with severe mental illnesses", " The Christian church has too much unqualified involvement in treatment of those living with severe mental illnesses", " Those living with severe mental illnesses are more likely to be abused by social institutions like schools, hospitals, and law enforcement", " More studies need to be conducted to learn how to best care for people living with severe mental illnesses" ]

[ " He is distracted by his thoughts", " He is unable to defend himself", " He is unaware of his possessions' value", " He is physically feeble" ]

[ " Resources are scarce in the Dome, so people have to resort to desperate measures", " The pickpocketers are trying to acquire information about Fownes", " All possessions are shared in the Dome under a new form of communism", " There are no laws in the Dome, and people do whatever they please" ]

[ " The importance of bucking authority and tradition in order to identify solutions for problems that plague communities all over the globe", " The delicate balance that countries -- large and small, developed and developing -- must strike if they are to preserve Earth's natural resources", " The deterioration of boundaries between members of different races, genders, social classes, and religious factions", " The cracking of an illusion of safety and optimal conditions in a chaotic world inhabited by humans bent on self-destruction" ]

[ " They are threatened by his knowledge of and curiosity about the ancients", " They are suspicious of the odd behavior occurring within and around his home", " They believe he is responsible for the increased frequency of falling glass", " They believe he is an informant to enemy forces outside of the Dome" ]

[ " He ensnares and imprisons rogue citizens in the Dome", " He has no job -- he is a criminal from the Movement", " He reports instances of divergence from Dome policy", " He trafficks humans from the outside world into the Dome" ]

[ " They are oblivious", " They are self-absorbed", " They are untrustworthy", " They are vapid" ]

[ " The 'old society' failed in major ways", " The 'old society's' failings led to the creation of the Dome", " The best way to fight those controlling the Dome is collectively, versus individually", " They cannot escape the dome without a strong foreign policy" ]

[ " They are actually content living inside the Dome and are part of a group designed to frame Fownes", " They fear they will not survive the elements outside of the Dome, but outside of the Dome is a peaceful place", " They like to think of themselves as being valiant and insubordinate, but they are actually afraid and conformist", " They claim that they are waiting for a sound foreign policy, but they are already living within the government's choice for one" ]

[ " Too many group members vying for power often sabotages the group's progress", " People who say they want progress are mostly virtue signaling, and their actual behaviors contradict their stated beliefs", " People are too easily convinced by media propaganda", " Social activism generally fails because it is all talk and no action" ]

[ " Switzer deserves to be punished for using explicit language", " Switzer deserves to be rewarded for speaking honestly and in-the-moment", " Switzer deserves to be rewarded for the sacrifices he made to win the NFC title", " Switzer deserves to be punished for using blasphemous language on live television" ]

[ " Tynan was understood to be a fraudulent and sociopathic manipulator", " Tynan was viewed as an attention-seeking, irksome personality", " Tynan was well-regarded as an outspoken person who tells it like it is", " Tynan was looked upon with condescension as a vulgar, rude figure" ]

[ " Lloyd and Irvin were forgiven after apologizing while Tynan was ignored", " Lloyd and Irvin were applauded while Tynan was reproached", " Lloyd and Irvin were vilified while Tynan was honored", " Lloyd and Irvin received limited backlash while Tynan was reputationally destroyed" ]

[ " more offended by", " more creative in their use of", " less offended by", " less creative in their use of" ]

[ " Soon, the majority of idioms and colloquialisms will include language once considered to be profane", " The more society accepts use of expletives, the more we will need to use it to function in conversation", " In a matter of decades, it will be acceptable for children in primary school to use expletives", " Governments will eventually have no choice but to create laws forbidding the use of profanity" ]

[ " It represents mass disillusionment in ideals that were once central to a well-functioning society", " It will inevitably result in an increase in crime and socially unacceptable behaviors", " It has no correlation with crime but a positive correlation with acceptance of the taboo", " It will bring about a new era of creativity and innovation in the years to come" ]

[ " he believes the director has taken too many liberties to bend the characters to his own perceptions of them", " he believes its scripted nature does not qualify it as a true documentary film", " he believes the characters to be so vulgar that the audience cannot empathize with them", " he believes the director does not ultimately communicate the more profound truths about society" ]

[ " He considers the film to be an original, unprecedented view of the human psyche", " He realizes that his characters likely don't represent the average single person", " He feels justified in bending the truth about his characters in order to depict a more important point to his audience", " He knows that the rejection of his film by US distributors is part of the larger hypocrisy he is trying to reveal" ]

[ " Larger theaters won't show \"Unmade Beds\" despite the fact that they show many similar films with less public contention", " In overcoming criticism from larger US distributors, the four main characters of the film finally receive the redemption they've been seeking", " Smaller theaters will likely feature \"Unmade Beds\" merely for its controversial nature", " Its rejection from US distributors is a reflection of how American society spurns the film's four main characters" ]