Comparing The House Of The Scorpion, And The Most Dangerous World

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A utopia is not always a great thing. The people living in it almost always never like it. Like in the books Animal Farm, The House of the Scorpion, and The Most Dangerous
Game. In all three of these stories the person in charge makes it miserable for the rest of the people living in the Utopia. In the novel Animal Farm, the farm animals take over the farm. The pigs are the leaders because they are the smartest. One of the pigs named Napoleon wants the farm all to himself. He creates his own Utopia by basically enslaving all of the lower class animals on the farm and using propaganda so that they think they are working for themselves and the well-being of animal farm. In The House of the Scorpion there are many examples of how Utopias are
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