Feed
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Plot Summary
Detailed Summary & Analysis
Part 1: Your Face is Not An Organ
Part 1: Impact
Part 1: Juice
Part 1: The Nose Grid
Part 1: The Moon is in the House of Boring
Part 2: Awake
Part 2: College Try
Part 2: Boring
Part 2: Still Boring
Part 2: Missing the Feed
Part 2: Cache & Carry
Part 2: Night. And Boring
Part 2: Father
Part 2: Salad Days, with Sneeze Guard
Part 2: The Garden
Part 2: Dead Language
Part 2: Release
Part 3: Normal
Part 3: Undervalued Truffle
Part 3: The Others in Mal
Part 3: Nudging
Part 3: Lose the Chemise
Part 3: Sniffling
Part 3: A New Place
Part 3: The Dimples of Delglacey
Part 3: Lift
Part 3: A Question of Moral
Part 3: Observe the Remarkable Verdure
Part 3: A Day in the Country
Part 3: Nudging Again
Part 3: The Real Thing
Part 3: Fight and Flight
Part 3: So Much To Do
Part 3: Seashore
Part 3: Limbo and Prayer
Part 3: Flat Hope
Part 3: Our Duty to the Party
Part 4: 52.9%
Part 4: 87.3%
Part 4: 87.1%
Part 4: 86.5%
Part 4: 52.0%
Part 4: 82.4%
Part 4: 80.9%
Part 4: 78.6%
Part 4: 77.8%
Part 4: 76.3%
Part 4: 76.2%
Part 4: 59.3%
Part 4: 57.2%
Part 4: 54.1%
Part 4: 51.5%
Part 4: Summertime
Part 4: The Deep
Part 4: 4.6%
Themes
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Corporations and Consumerism
Apathy, Happiness, and Satisfaction
Resistance
Class and Segregation
The Environment
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Characters
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Titus
Violet Durn
Link Arwaker
Marty
Calista
Loga
Quendy
President Trumbull
Dad / Steve
DelGlacey Murdoch
Violet’s father
Terms
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Mal
Upcar
Symbols
All Symbols
Feed
The moon
Lesions
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Introduction
Intro
Plot Summary
Plot
Summary & Analysis
Part 1: Your Face is Not An Organ
Part 1: Impact
Part 1: Juice
Part 1: The Nose Grid
Part 1: The Moon is in the House of Boring
Part 2: Awake
Part 2: College Try
Part 2: Boring
Part 2: Still Boring
Part 2: Missing the Feed
Part 2: Cache & Carry
Part 2: Night. And Boring
Part 2: Father
Part 2: Salad Days, with Sneeze Guard
Part 2: The Garden
Part 2: Dead Language
Part 2: Release
Part 3: Normal
Part 3: Undervalued Truffle
Part 3: The Others in Mal
Part 3: Nudging
Part 3: Lose the Chemise
Part 3: Sniffling
Part 3: A New Place
Part 3: The Dimples of Delglacey
Part 3: Lift
Part 3: A Question of Moral
Part 3: Observe the Remarkable Verdure
Part 3: A Day in the Country
Part 3: Nudging Again
Part 3: The Real Thing
Part 3: Fight and Flight
Part 3: So Much To Do
Part 3: Seashore
Part 3: Limbo and Prayer
Part 3: Flat Hope
Part 3: Our Duty to the Party
Part 4: 52.9%
Part 4: 87.3%
Part 4: 87.1%
Part 4: 86.5%
Part 4: 52.0%
Part 4: 82.4%
Part 4: 80.9%
Part 4: 78.6%
Part 4: 77.8%
Part 4: 76.3%
Part 4: 76.2%
Part 4: 59.3%
Part 4: 57.2%
Part 4: 54.1%
Part 4: 51.5%
Part 4: Summertime
Part 4: The Deep
Part 4: 4.6%
Themes
All Themes
Corporations and Consumerism
Apathy, Happiness, and Satisfaction
Resistance
Class and Segregation
The Environment
Quotes
Characters
All Characters
Titus
Violet Durn
Link Arwaker
Marty
Calista
Loga
Quendy
President Trumbull
Dad / Steve
DelGlacey Murdoch
Violet’s father
Terms
All Terms
Mal
Upcar
Symbols
All Symbols
Feed
The moon
Lesions
Theme Wheel
Theme Viz
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