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Moving Mars | Characters & Character Analysis

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Moving Mars Characters

Moving Mars has two characters of major importance to the novel's plot and themes, although one is dominant as narrator. She is Casseia Majumdar, first cast in a role of student protester at a Mars university in the year 2171.

Casseia's family is conservative; her third uncle founded Majumdar Binding Multiple, one of the extended-family syndicates that direct the resources of Mars in this era. In spite of family disdain for political activism — the Binding Multiples rule in disorganized fashion — Casseia clings to a study of Martian state theory and "govmanagement." Themes of maturation and identity emerge through the character of Casseia, whose personal story parallels the political coming-of-age of Mars.

Casseia soon casts off her student opposition to the 2171 "Statists," proponents of Martian unification. After participating in a diplomatic mission to Earth, she begins to rise in government until she is Vice-President,...
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This section contains 1,084 words
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Purchase our Moving Mars Short Guide
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Moving Mars from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.
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