Ray Bradbury

2. a society marked by oppression, corruption, or misery.
3. representation of ideas or qualities conveying deeper meaning through imagery
5. the action of resisting control or authority
6. a spiritual or personal reawakening often after destruction
8. adjusting behavior or beliefs to align with group norms, often due to social pressure
9. the human race collectively the human quality of compassion, benevolence, and empathy
11. something that is emotionally difficult to bear
14. systemic or prolonged unjust treatment or control of a group often by authority or identity based forces
16. suppression or restriction of speech, writing, or other information deemed objectionable by authorities
17. When individuals fight against control
19. The mental capacity to form images, ideas, or concepts not present to the senses.

1. the act of influencing or controlling behavior, often dishonestly
4. a complete change in the appearance or character of something or someone
7. the mental process of considering thoughts or feelings
10. lack of knowledge or awareness
12. the power to speak, act or think as one wants
13. together in an organized way
15. a community or group os people sharing common institutions, culture, and norms,
16. a result outcome or effect that follows actions or sets of conditions
18. restoring something to a fresh potent or improved condition