The Red Queen Character Analysis

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In a futuristic novel such as The Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard, there can be several examples of a dystopia evolving. At the beginning of the tale, the reader can discover two different types of people: the Silvers and the Reds. The Reds reside in a miserable region of land referred to as the Stilts, where as the Silvers enslave a few of them in their royal castles, dawdling about with their inhuman abilities. The illustration Aveyard portrays here is a sense of oppression, a lower class struggling through loose ends to survive. The main character of the novel, Mare Barrow, grows tired of “living in the shadows, cells, and darkness…” Which later acts as a plot device to give characters the motivation to distrust, and eventually overthrow,

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