About the book: 1984 / There are a number of scientific and fantastic ideas that allow you to develop the plot of a literary work for as long as you like, almost without the use of additional material. (In the same way, a person who wants to see an infinite number of his own reflections only needs two parallel mirrors.) One of these ideas is used by the author of the humoresque offered to readers of TM. Or rather, parodies: in science fiction (especially Western), there are often works in which people are presented as puppets, obediently carrying out someone’s orders from above, as biorobots controlled by some higher beings. What if we combine such an obviously absurd “idea” with the already mentioned “method of parallel mirrors”? What came of it is for the reader to judge..