Penguin Island

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Set against the backdrop of a politically charged meeting in a poor suburb, the narrative explores the dynamics of power and class struggle in Penguinia. A diverse assembly gathers, including prominent societal figures and a representative from the working class, M. Rauchin, who chairs the event. The atmosphere is electric, with speeches denouncing the government while allowing dissenting voices, albeit with violent repercussions. The tension between the ruling elite and the working class unfolds dramatically, highlighting the complexities of political discourse and societal divisions.