In a short analysis, how is Omelas a microcosm of Canadian society? Upon which historical injustice is the prosperity of Canadian society constructed? How is does this injustice continue in the present? How would addressing it result in a shift in the societal mechanisms of prosperity development? Is justice for the child in the story possible, or desirable? What does it mean to walk away from Omelas? Is walking away enough? Is the child in the story a scapegoat, like Tessie, or is another mechanism at work?
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