...questioned. He escapes one night and says it was easy because the locks on the cells were ol and there were no guards around watching the people in the cells. This again shows another change of character with Equality. Defying the rules and not doing what he has been ordered to. All for his discovery. When he goes to shows the Council of Scholars the lightbulb, it doesn’t go exactly as planned (expectedly). The Council lets Equality speak about his journey. But once he shows them the lightbulb, they leap back in fear of the light. Equality begins to them that they should use his find the light up the world and work together to harness this power for the future of mankind. They accused him of putting himself above his brothers and breaking the laws of the society. The Council cannot agree upon a suitable punishment for Equality and decide to call upon the World Council. Equality does not care about being punished, but only about his light. The Council decides to destroy his light, for it was not an idea that was thought of with their brothers. Equality calls the Council of Scholars fools, runs towards and smashes the windowpane, and runs towards the forest with the light box. While in the forest, he realizes that he doesn’t have to follow...
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