Clockwork Orange Analysis Essay (SPECIFIED BELOW), English homework help

1) “The main moral is that evil chosen is superior to unchosen good”

(NY Times critique extract about A ClockWorks Orange)

Citing at least (3) parts of the novel, argue either for or against the critics claim. Try and pick passages from the begining, middle and end of the novel when citing to show the consistency of the evidence.

Are Alex and his droogs choosing their evil and thus at least exerting free-will as apposed to government/societal forces doing their dubious “good” as a part of an authoritarian structure?

—-Thats ONE OPTION YOU CAN CHOOSE FROM—-

—SECOND OPTION—-

2) Argue that Kubrick’s film of a Clockwork Orange is either 1) a literal adaptation (almost each word is reflected on the screen!) 2) A faithful adaptation (where basics of plot, character and theme are preserved accurately) or 3) a loose adaptation (many liberties are takien with (plot/theme/character) of Burgess’ novel.  

Cite at least four pieces of evidence from the film to prove your claim. (How do you account for the total exclusion of say near 5% of the novels chapters?!)

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