Nirvana; Heaven, the Happy Hunting Grounds, paradise, perfection. What

exactly is Utopia? According to Webster it is “1, an imaginary and indefinitely

remote place” or “ 2, often capitalized : a place of ideal perfection esp. in laws,

government, and social conditions”. Where is this perfect place? Will my dog

live forever there? Will I never grow old? If I never grow old there does that

mean I never mature? What if my idea of perfection differs from my neighbor

there, will it still be perfect for both of us? Utopia is a nonexistent, but

absolutely perfect place, as we can see from the beginning of the word in 1516

by Sir Thomas More. More was one of Henry VIII's main councilors. He fell

out of favor with the king when he did not sign a letter urging the pope to

divorce Henry and Catherine. He was imprisoned in the Tower of London

because his going against the king was treason; he was beheaded. It is strange

that a man with such a life, and such an end, was the creator of the perfect

world as well as a commonly used word in our language. In his writings Utopia

was a place of absolute perfection. He described a poor king who care

about the riches of his people than his own welfare, much different than the

walk on land, Before we create we must understand. Utopia.

formed is not one at all with such prevalent discrimination. In Gattica the

be an inevitable creation of some sort of dystopia. For this reason the definition

to live for people, they create the perfect people to live in the place. In the

of Utopia[from Greek ou not and topos place(no place)] is a non-existant but

Vincent is a “god child” that has a dream of being in space but is not allowed to

Some topics in this essay:
Brave World, Gattica Gattica, God Child, According Webster, Tower London, Shakespeare’s Tempest, Vincent Irene, Utopiafrom Greek, Henry VIII's, , brave world, attempts utopia, failed reason, absolute perfection,