Feed and The Road by M.T. Anderson

Regardless of who you are, life challenges us everyday. One day these tasks will be more difficult than other tasks, but our daily lives will be even more difficult. People adapt to these problems in their lives and make them people of the world. As a Christian, in this era of despair and necessity, we insist on our faith or turn it. This belief always appears in the last minute of despair. We humans depend on faith to survive in the inhumane world.

In the feed by M.T. Anderson, Titus is a feed boy. Feed is a computer embedded in the brain like a smartphone. This story takes place in America and the moon, about 100 years later. Titus and his friends received advertisements from feeds like what products to buy and places to visit. Titus' s interest in love violet is against the feed, and she and Titus find the damage caused by the feed in the whole novel. Feeds always pour media such as programs, broadcasts, and advertisements into the user's mind. Titus and his friends were living with feed. Whatever they want, feeds are read and given to them. When he and his friend met the moon, he met Violet. At nightclubs Titus, Violet and his friends were hacked, and they all had to erase their feed. I understand that damage to the feed will damage the user's brain.

In M.T Anderson's novel "Feed", you think that the hero Titus has the features of modern anti-heroes. Titus has relationships with her way of life and anti-heroes, like self as self as any other person, but he began to change after meeting the Violet. People who have feeds may be called "corruption". All that they do is use your feed for everything and you do not have to talk about instant messaging or what you want in your head. . Throughout the novel, Titus always feels "stupid" compared to Ovette, but because of her "old language", always "I am really worried about that, it is too clever" (109 , Anderson), he began to move away from her

Metric ton. Anderson wrote a dystopia novel about irony for consumerism and American companies. Through the voice of Titus, he clearly showed the collapse of American futurists to capture the deterioration of language and thought. Because readers are often rejected the detailed explanation of the hero, Anderson has a feeling of indifference and hopelessness in that person's thinking and behavior. Anderson presented a novel with a first person stories through Titus' point of view. Because of the Anderson story's agenda, Titus is often regarded as an incredibly unpredictable role. As it is often distorted temporarily by media, friends, families and violets, the reader feels that they can not rely on Titus's worldview.