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"It" Holds the Key to Omelas' Happiness

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English

 

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Helen R

 

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July 3, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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There was a time when the child was free and able to talk and be amongst society but then is soon locked up and used as a scapegoat. This child served as a way to hide the city's guilt or even as a way to distract the city away from the real causes of this child's suffering. This child being sacrificed gave me the impression that the child was the primary need for the survival of Omelas...
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This child being sacrificed gave me the impression that the child was the primary need for the survival of Omelas. If one was to question the conditions that this child was living in, they would only be reprimanded and reminded that their happiness lies solely upon the sacrifice of the child. As a reader, I might start to ask how any mother or father could allow their child to live through such horrendous conditions...
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