Feed opens with Titus and his friends traveling to the moon, only to be underwhelmed by the experience. The moon, they find, is dull and predictable—same stores, same foods, same people, and so forth. It is, of course, disturbing to think that there might come a point in the future when people might be so thoroughly numb and apathetic that they even complain about how boring their trip to the moon was. But this is Anderson’s point: the moon is a symbol for the way the society described in Feed takes everything that is beautiful and mysterious about the world and transforms it into something that is tacky, banal, and above all consumable. In this way, the moon becomes an unlikely symbol of consumer malaise in Feed.
The moon Quotes in Feed
We went to the moon to have fun, but the moon turned out to completely suck.