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In the movie, the robot "Maria" encourages and leads the workers into a rebellion. This rebellion leads to the collapse of the rigid structure that was previously in place. Like the film, La Belle Epoque's downfall was cause by a myriad of reasons. The main reason, though, was the anarchy movement of the time...
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The main reason, though, was the anarchy movement of the time. The "thinkers" did not want to face the realities that the "workers" were presenting to them, the long hours, low pay, poor food, and sickness. When end came to end, both societies could not last the pressures that the lower "workers" were putting on it, and collapsed...
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