I haven't read the anthem yet, but the description on Goodreads gives me the impression that it follows the same exact dystopia blueprint Zamaytin made.
!!!Spoilers for We!!!
The main character works for the state and is often very involved with it.
He starts to think the world isn't all that great but suppresses those thoughts.
He meets a woman that challenges his world views.
They fall in love and the main character becomes a rebel.
They join a rebellious group.
After an attempt of changing things they realise how powerless they are and the state brainwashes them.
Though it was difficult to read I enjoyed the book and it's still very relevant. I'm sure more people would appreciate We more If Orwell hadn't written a more popular copy.
I loved 1985, brave new world and Farenheat 451 was good, but they all follow the same blueprints Zamaytin made. I'm honestly tired of the same stories with different characters so I'm unsure if I want to read the Anthem.
Is the anthem's story the same as the other four I mentioned?
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