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"...what is the point of giving persons Freedom of Speech...if you then say they must not utilize same? And is not the Power of Speech the greatest Power of all?" (Rushdie, 119)
-References to the Arabian nights in the book with the character Rashid as he is being oppress by Mr. Buttoo to tell stories.
"Now came another surprise: the Cultmaster began to speak" ( Rushdie 153)
“But what exactly is capital? Capital is payment from the bourgeoisie to the proletariat for the work produced. Capital is given solely at the discretion of the owner and is based on the actual work” (Roach)
"For me you will please to provide up-beat sagas only" pg.49
"Shahrazad was now taken by her father to the king, who was pleased to see him" pg 31
-The oppression of the Royal family to the
page's uniforms, putting famous book references named after Prince Bolo.
"Don't think all Chupwalas follow Khattam-Shud or worship his Bezaban... Mostly they are simply terrified of the Cultmaster's great powers of sorcery" (Rushdie, 131,132)
"...a peace in which Night and Day, Speech and Silence, would no longer be separated into Zones by Twilight Strips and Walls of Force." (p.191)
Do You Hear the People Sing?
Les Miserables
Khattam-Shud - Symbol of Oppression
North Korean- leader oppressing his people and his soldiers and using political power for the wrong reasons
Mudra - Symbol of the revoltion
Haroun - Symbol of Change