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Moonraker | Themes

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Moonraker Themes

Changing eras

The 1950's is a time of great change in the world. The post-war period sees a reorganization of world powers. Europe was especially forced to reconsider their international relationships. The development of the atomic bomb changed the world of international relations and had dramatic effect on the lives of everyday people. Furthermore, society was changing as well as women's roles in society. In Britain, the traditional upper class is being forced to become more accepting of people born of a lesser class but who have earned new money . All of these changes are reflected in Moonraker.

Blades, the London gambling club, is a classic British aristocratic institution. They have a long rich history and an exclusive membership. Before the war, there would probably be little chance of a man like Hugo Drax being accepted into this membership. Drax is believed to be born into a working class family....
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