The Children of Men, written by P.D James, is not a single-layered story. The human race has become infertile, the Warden of England has become an all-powerful tyrant. An infertile population has created an increasingly secular society, one that trivializes religious practices and institutions. This government also takes advantage of foreign immigrants by importing them for hard labor until they become useless and old, and deport them. Theo, a self-interested Oxford historian, is approached by Julian…
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