The End of the Whole Mess

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"The End of the Whole Mess" is a television adaptation of Stephen King’s dystopian short story about a genius whose attempt to eliminate human violence leads to catastrophic consequences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf adaptation
television episode
adaptationOfGenre short story
authorOfOriginalWork Stephen King NERFINISHED
basedOn The End of the Whole Mess (short story) NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts worldwide reduction of aggression followed by mental deterioration
focusesOn a genius whose plan to end violence backfires
genre drama
dystopian fiction
science fiction
hasSetting United States NERFINISHED
near future
language English
mainCharacter Bobby Fornoy NERFINISHED
Howard Fornoy NERFINISHED
motif global experiment gone wrong
scientific hubris
narrativePerspective first-person account by the protagonist's brother
narrator Howard Fornoy NERFINISHED
originalWorkAuthor Stephen King NERFINISHED
originalWorkGenre dystopian fiction
science fiction
originalWorkPublicationMedium print GENERATED
plotSummary A genius develops a method to reduce human aggression, but its global use leads to catastrophic cognitive decline.
theme attempt to eliminate human violence
brotherly relationship
ethical implications of experimentation
unintended consequences of scientific intervention
workType television adaptation of a literary work

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