Introduction: The
main argument of my paper is, “The writers of Dollhouse use the greed and
corruption paired with the Dollhouse technology, which led to the destruction
of the civilized world we know, to show how technological advances in new and
dangerous fields could lead to destruction without proper foresight and
regulation.” I would start the paper by giving an evolution of the Dollhouse
technology because that would show how they lacked the foresight and regulation
to make such a thing. It would show the greed and corruption that spoiled the
seemingly great technological advancements. This background would also show how
most civilization, at least civilization as they knew it, was destroyed by the
technology.
Scene 1: Use the scene at the end of "Epitaph One"
where Caroline in the little girl’s body says, “It was playing with matches and
they burned the house down.”
Analyze 1: Shows how dangerous the Dollhouse technology was
and a perspective of the surviving characters looking back at what happened and
what went wrong.
Scene2/Analyze2: Undecided
Real world connection: A real world connection is the atomic
bomb that was created in World War II. I think it fits well, because it is an
example of a technological advancement that didn’t have the proper foresight
and was later regretted. I would have to do more research on specifics, but I
know many of the creators regretted their work.
I like the point you made here, that we might be advancing technology too quickly without really looking into what could come from it
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