Explain dystopian setting with respect to the novel "The Giver"

Explanation:

In a dystopian setting like "The Giver", every single person is indistinguishable from another, so much so that it practically abolishes discrimination. However, this type of setting puts massive strains on individuality and since jobs are picked for every person in "The Giver", no one can harness their true potential, in whatever field they're skilled in. Emotions, the weather, almost everything is controlled by the Government, which leads to problems with the "perfect society" the Giver's government says they live in to the residents. No one really has "free will", and cannot live life to its fullest.

the rhetoric device being used to persuade the audience is pathos.

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