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Leadership is explored deeply in both “Parable of the Sower” and “Fast Color.” Discuss how Lauren and Ruth (from “Fast Color”) embody leadership qualities in their respective journeys.
Trust is a pivotal theme in both works. How do Lauren and the characters in “Fast Color” approach the challenge of whom to trust amidst their transformative journeys?
As the characters prepare for their uncertain futures, how do the themes of preparation and foresight in “Parable of the Sower” compare to those in “Fast Color?” Have you seen this in other afrofuturist work?
Consider Lauren’s Earthseed philosophy that “God is Change.” How does this idea of constant change align with the themes of evolution and adaptation seen in “Fast Color” and Afrofuturism overall?
Family and legacy play significant roles in both “Parable of the Sower” and “Fast Color.” How do the protagonists’ family dynamics influence their views on their abilities and their responsibilities to the world?
In both stories, communities are crucial yet fragile. Discuss how the community’s response to crises in “Parable of the Sower” mirrors or diverges from the community dynamics shown in “Fast Color.”
Both “Parable of the Sower” and “Fast Color” explore themes of survival in dystopian settings. How does Lauren’s hyperempathy both complicate and assist her survival compared to the supernatural abilities in “Fast Color”?
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