Themes of Individualism and Society

In this chapter, the protagonist discovers the word 'I' and its profound impact on his understanding of self and freedom. He chooses the name Prometheus and envisions a future where he rebuilds the past's achievements. He reflects on the history of man's struggle for freedom and the importance of individual rights. The chapter ends with a vision of a new world built on the principles of individualism and the sacred word 'ego'.

What emotional reaction does the narrator have upon discovering the word 'I'?

• He feels indifferent.

• He laughs joyfully.

• He weeps in deliverance and pity.

• He becomes angry.

What name does the narrator choose for himself?

• Hercules

• Prometheus

• Zeus

• Apollo

What does the narrator plan to do with the knowledge from the books?

• Destroy it

• Sell it

• Ignore it

• Rebuild past achievements

How does the narrator plan to protect his home?

• With a moat

• With a barrier of wires

• With a stone wall

• With a wooden fence

What is the narrator's plan for his child?

• To teach him to conform

• To send him to the city

• To teach him to say 'we'

• To teach him individuality

Who does the narrator plan to rescue from the city?

• The council members

• Random strangers

• His enemies

• Like-minded individuals

What does the narrator reflect on regarding man's history?

• The importance of wealth

• The struggle for freedom

• The power of technology

• The beauty of nature

What is the guiding principle for the narrator's future society?

• Democracy

• Ego

• Anarchy

• Collectivism