Which scenario would best fit in a dystopian story?
A. ChuckleBoy and DullDon, archenemies, battle it out for the right to attend Sylvester's 13th birthday party; the threat of no-fun hangs in the balance.
B. Citizens are given 25 years of life to prove their worth to society. If they fail to do great things with their lives, they are eliminated.
C. While working late one night, the local librarian discovers a child with a wild and inventive imagination living among the books stored away in the library cellar.
D. Aliens abduct a teenager and a clone replaces him in real life, so he must figure out how to warn his family of the imposter.

Scenario B fits best in a dystopian story as it depicts a society where citizens' lives are dictated by their productivity, leading to elimination for those who fail. This aligns with common dystopian themes of oppression and dehumanization. The other choices do not reflect the severe consequences indicative of a dystopian setting. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-04

Scenario B best fits a dystopian story because it depicts a society where citizens must prove their worth to avoid elimination. This theme aligns with the typical elements of oppression and dehumanization found in dystopian literature. The other scenarios do not convey the same level of societal control and consequence.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-06