In "Among the Hidden" by Margaret Peterson Haddix, Luke learns that the government enforces strict population control laws that dictate how many children families can have. This oppressive regime views third children as illegal and forces them into hiding, leading Luke to understand the harsh realities of his society's authoritarian rule. He grapples with the injustice of his situation and the risks involved in seeking freedom and connection with others. Ultimately, Luke's experiences highlight the value of individuality and the fight against tyranny.
An oppressive goverment
In an attic
In the book "Among the Hidden" by Margaret Peterson Haddix, Luke is a 12-year-old boy.
besides his family, who was the only human being luke saw in the book among the hidden
In the book "Among the Hidden" by Margaret Peterson Haddix, the main antagonist is the Population Police, a totalitarian government agency that enforces strict population control laws and threatens Luke's existence as a third child.
i guess...when luke has to stay hiding so the government cant find him or if they do find him he will get killed by the government.
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In "Among the Hidden," the metaphor of Luke being a "shadow child" represents his status as an illegal third child in a society that only allows two children per family. This metaphor reflects Luke's hidden existence and the need to constantly stay in the shadows to avoid being discovered by the oppressive government.
jen and luke died
what small lie did mr. Talbot tell luke in amon the hidden
he was nervous that the government would catch him ND HURT HIM AND JEN
jen and luke died