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The Unworthy by Agustina Bazterrica

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Genres Featured In The Unworthy

Dystopian (Dominant)
Horror (Major)
Science Fiction (Prominent)
Psychological Thriller (Major)
Literary Fiction (Notable)

Themes Featured In The Unworthy

Human Worth (Major)
Morality and Ethics (Significant)
Societal Critique (Moderate)
Survival (Noticable)
Alienation (Moderate)
Dehumanization (Major)
Compassion and Empathy (Minor)

Tones In The Unworthy

Despair (Very Strong)
Tension (Strong)
Darkness (Moderate)
Sorrow (Strong)
Fear (Moderate)
Resignation (Noticable)
Nihilism (Strong)
Unease (Moderate)
Alienation (Noticable)
Melancholy (Moderate)

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