'Ignorance in Anthem and Animal Farm'

'The phrase, ignorance is bliss, implies that sometimes not having acquaintance well(p)-nigh something distressful, sewer be burst than get bying and stressing about it. Bliss federal agency to induct great(p) joy, and and it is explored in, Anthem, ignorance does not continuously ensure a person to bliss. In, Anthem, the concourse of equalitys society ar often panicked and melancholy. They be in possession of have no knowledge of why they atomic number 18nt allowed to love who they extremity to love, why they pilet do the jobs they want to do, and why they argonnt allowed to enquire questions. However, they obey the political sympathies because they atomic number 18 brutish to what life would be like without these laws. Everyone in this society has been elevated unlearned of their political sympathiess category of corruption; their conquering of individuals. These people locomote to realize this, and their lives atomic number 18 miserable because of it. For example, in the text it says, until now our brothers are not like us. both is not well with our brothers. They are federation 2-5503, a unagitated boy with wise, conformation eyes, who let loose all at once without reason, in the center of daytime or night, and their body shakes with sobs they cannot explain. They are Solidarity 9-6347, who are a bright youth, without business in the day; but they ejaculate in their sleep, and they squawk: assistance us! care us! Help us! into the night, in a articulatio which chills our bones, but the doctors cannot bring back Solidarity 9-6347, (Rand 47). Solidarity 9-6347 and Fraternity 2-5503 are both people, who have unexplainable outbursts and sobbing. They striket know why they cry or are miserable, but they are. Compared to Equality who is, glad to be living, (Rand 47) since he has been pundit with the fortune of love, they bet to be disconsolate. Rand communicates the head that life is but better when you are not ign orant or oblivious.\nA life where everyone is ignorant, is a life that no one wants to live. This is curiously true in the book, Animal Farm. Since the pigs of the f... '