![]() ![]() Rather, it depicts two dysfunctional Utopian systems in conflict. However, it does not contain the other convention defining the genre-a recognizable and accessible moral norm. Like Brave New World and 1984, We contains satire and an obvious dystopia. Moreover, it is this very failure that marks the departure of We from the conventions of the dystopic novel. ![]() Analysis of these texts, seen in a New Comedy framework informed by elements of irony and romance, demonstrates that on every level the novel fails to reach comic resolution. Under the surface text, which presents a narrative of political and "romantic" struggle, lie subtexts exploring the personal and ideological implications of the conflict between reason and emotion. ![]() An examination of We clarifies conventions for the dystopic novel even as it reveals that We transcends those conventions. ![]()
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