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I agree with Chloe when she explains how the society that Cassia lives in is very plain and too controlled. Citizens are prohibited from making decisions for themselves, thinking creatively and developing into the type of citizens that they aspire to be. I would not want to live in a society such as this either because I would be extremely frustrated. Life is uninteresting when everything is planned for you. I would much rather dictate my own life, and to strip a human of that is unjust.
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