Humanities Homework Help

https://cloud.ensemblevideo.com/hapi/v1/contents/ef673cfa-49d5-4d04-bbef-afc77d762685/launch?embedAsThumbnail=false&displayTitle=False&displaySharing=False&autoplay=False&showCaptions=False&hideControls=False&audioPreviewImage=False&displayEmbedCode=True&displayAttachments=True&displayLinks=True&displayCredits=False&displayVideoDuration=False&displayNotes=False&displayCaptionSearch=False&displayMetaData=true&displayDownloadIcon=False&displayViewersReport=False&displayAxdxs=False&idn_content=ef673cfa-49d5-4d04-bbef-afc77d762685&idn_init=False&idn_sig=5hWErnSU2XXPqvhRZ7PWVr7aDzM%3DOne way to “break” a novel is to analyze incidents. Analyze this incident in the novel illustrating key ideas or themes: “History is bunk” & “Everyone belongs to everyone else” (30-45) discuss how it helps to maintain STABILITY in the World State (consumption and happiness!) by watching this video. Find a quote to share with the class supporting your interpretation.