Making History Even Worse

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Exploring the theme of alternate history, this essay examines Stephen Fry's "Making History," which presents a protagonist's desire to prevent Hitler's conception, leading to unforeseen dystopian outcomes. It highlights the complexity of historical events and societal impacts, emphasizing the irony and satire woven throughout the narrative. The analysis underscores the challenges of rewriting history, suggesting that understanding the past requires recognizing the interconnectedness of events rather than merely altering individual moments. Ultimately, it reflects on how history shapes our present, regardless of its brutality.