Anthem

Ayn Rand looks into the unabsolute, the unaccustomed, the uncharted and unknown. She looks beyond that of the world and dares to go beyond the boundaries that life has foreordained. Her thoughts become the heart’s convictions. One cannot see...one cannot breathe... one knows nothing for one feels nothing, by choice. In such a place depicted in Anthem emptiness is a set state of mind that one willingly excepts. Yet, some travel on where …

…in the blackest of nights and without remorse, sorrow and only the joys of sameness it becomes apart of them all. It is so close and easy, but yet the most impossible state of human living. The people will strive, the people will bend their backs, but it will always be for nothing. The criticism Rand presents is the mere fact that life is what it is, that which is unchangeable, and must be obeyed.