It's not really because in the story, morlocks run the machinery of society. It was all about the british victorian era where the working class had increasingly horrible industrial working conditions where the elites were increasingly pampered.
Our current reality is worse than most fiction. There's no popular sci-fi novel where several species of hominid are extant with radically different behavior and the government forces everyone to pretend that they're all the same.
Saruman still isn’t pretending the Uruk Hai are the same as Men, though, or even the same as Orcs. He’s explicitly making them to be superior for his purposes. I can’t think of anything with that particular element.
It's not really because in the story, morlocks run the machinery of society. It was all about the british victorian era where the working class had increasingly horrible industrial working conditions where the elites were increasingly pampered.
Our current reality is worse than most fiction. There's no popular sci-fi novel where several species of hominid are extant with radically different behavior and the government forces everyone to pretend that they're all the same.
Hoe bout Fantasy, Uruk Hai fit tge role
Saruman still isn’t pretending the Uruk Hai are the same as Men, though, or even the same as Orcs. He’s explicitly making them to be superior for his purposes. I can’t think of anything with that particular element.
We need to start fostering new literally voices to start addressing this genre. It's one way to take back the narrative.
Then again, I think fewer men are reading and women are only interested in their fictional harlequin porn and power fantasies.