Frank Petronzio

AOW

This week’s Article was based on dystopian novels. It took me a while to read,

but after exploring the text I concluded that dystopian novels are becoming popular

among young readers. I believe this, because of the imaginary elements that are

encompassed within these multifaceted books are teaming with the experiences that

appeal largely to the adolescent mind.

This genre of book offers a profound yet solipsistic view upon the imagination of

the mind. Young readers, once reading the book, would most likely throw a fit of

jactation about the book because of the intensity of the text. Most of these books

contain a feeling of intense beatitude. While although these books may seems intense

and hard reads, they can also mollify their experience by closely reading each word and

making sure not to miss important clues from the text that will help with comprehension.

I was confused when the text said, “The loud is a different kind of loud, because

swamp loud is just curiosity, creachers figuring out who you are and if yer a threat.”

This loud that is being portrayed here is very different than what I’ve ever read before.

The loud I’m used to is some kind of ululation; this one is some form of a noun and

takes on a new meaning.