metropolis

Gerda 2022-04-19 09:01:41

Jon Fryderson represents the ruling class or the bourgeoisie, the brain, and without his wisdom, a prosperous metropolis cannot be built with the brute force of the workers alone. Workers represent the working class, and without their workforce, no brainer, no great idea can come true. If class differentiation is inevitable, then the two classes are in a symbiotic relationship. The effective cooperation of the two classes can make human society develop and progress, otherwise, it will lead to division and collapse. Therefore, the concept of "coordinator" is introduced, and finally the brain and hands shake hands through the coordinator. In my opinion, it is a kind of utopian vision of the author's social governance.

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Extended Reading
  • Modesto 2022-03-22 09:01:34

    The transformation of class contradictions into internal contradictions The pseudo-revolutionary separation and superficial reconciliation provoked by private grievances are the most alienation and hypocrisy. It seems to criticize the relationship of capital, but it is actually the consolidation of religious authority.

  • Idella 2022-04-23 07:01:40

    Very talented. However, I really don't understand if the big boss is out of his mind and let the robot incite everyone to destroy his machine? Is it just for the water flooding workers' residential area? ~~The heroine loves to grab her left breast and preach about peace. She is very mindless, but the robot sister is very handsome~~ If there is no riot she has set up, the capitalists will not have the opportunity to bow their heads~~

Metropolis quotes

  • Joh Frederson: [Talking on a video phone] Open the gates! Open the gates, I said!

    Grot - the Guardian of the Heart Machine: If the Heart Machine is destroyed the entire machine district will end up in ruins - !

  • Grot - the Guardian of the Heart Machine: Who told you to attack the machines, you fools? Without them you'll all die!

    Working Woman: It's the witch's fault - !