Summary - Scythe: Based On The Book By Neal Shusterman

SUMMARY

SCYTHE

BASED ON THE BOOK BY NEAL SHUSTERMAN

SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: SPEEDY LIBRARY

CONTENT

Introduction to a World Without Death

Apprenticeship Begins

Moral Dilemmas and Killcraft

Conclave and a Deadly Stipulation

Shifting Allegiances and a Lavish Lifestyle

Citra's Investigation and a Dangerous Path

False Accusations and a Fight for Survival

Winter Conclave and the Final Test

Confrontation and a New Order

Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

In Scythe by Neal Shusterman, death has been virtually eliminated, creating a world without natural mortality. To maintain population control, scythes are tasked with "gleaning" individuals, ensuring death's continuation.

The narrative follows Citra and Rowan, who are unwillingly chosen as apprentices to a scythe. As they learn the art of taking life, they face moral and ethical challenges. The story questions whether it is possible to wield the power of life and death without succumbing to bias and corruption. The narrative explores themes of power, responsibility, individuality, and conformity within the Scythedom.

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Hljóðbók: 8 mars 2025