'Human Emotion in Equilibrium'

'For the purpose of creating a peaceful society, the antagonist, fetch, who is convention of Libria in Kurt Wimmers photographic film Equilibrium (2002), eradicates the neat source of mans atrociousness to man - ones strength to retrieve. In this way, he believes as globe is one, war is kaput(p) and hate is a memory. However, without feeling, it has no turn on for humans to exist, and Libria becomes precisely a plain placid society, where citizens argon non limit with their lives at all. bloody shame OBrien, who is arrested for violating the honor of Libria says, To feel is as demeanor-sustaining as touch. And without it, without love, without anger, without sorrow, breath is just a clock tick (Equilibrium 29:39). Having feeling, emotion, and bearing is indispensable for human beings since the origin of mankind, b arly sometimes, having them ignites rage, wars, and conflicts. After all, it is basically the natural transit they have to go through.\nEquilibrium is fate in 2072 in Libria after the field War III. Father believes as foresightful as sight become emotionless, on that point will be no much war, thus enacting the law that people argon required to inquire the daily shooting of Prozium, which temporarily takes absent peoples feelings. Whats worse, Grammaton clerics are have to execute nose out offenders, people who withstand to take the injection. all emotionally stimulating items are also prohibited, such as art, literature and music. champion of the rebel clerics Errol tinamou says, Everything that makes us what we are traded away (Equilibrium 16:55). As he is caught by other elite cleric John Preston reading a countersign The Poetry of William butler Yeats. Partridge states that life is meaningless without feelings and the need meaning of humans existence is merely of nothing. Somehow, Preston is not able to project Partridge under the circumstances that he is emotionless, and therefore he kills him. Afte rwards, Preston is assigned to stamp out the underground society, where grit ... '