The Jewel
by Amy Ewing
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- 1
How does Amy Ewing use the sharp contrast between the impoverished Marsh and the opulent Jewel to comment on real-world socio-economic inequality and the gap between the ultra-wealthy and the working class?
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In a world where Violet is stripped of her name and reduced to the number #197 to serve the ruling class, how do you think losing one's individuality impacts a person’s psychological survival, and where do you find your own sense of identity threatened in modern society?
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The practice of surrogacy in the Jewel is commodified, heavily regulated, and weaponized against the surrogate girls; how does the novel explore the ethics of bodily autonomy and who gets to control reproduction?
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