The Arch-Community-Songster is the dystopian icon of Archbishop of Canterbury, who was the leader of church and religion in England. His mission in the restricted society was to lead the community songs about their leader – Ford. He considered that Anglicanism lied in good singing and nice manners. The author used this character as a parody. He used this character as a mean to depict the abundance of the religion. The role of the church in the society was very diminished and ignored. The church values are the subject of mocking. Songster had sexual relations with Leila. However, she had to take more soma to go through the process.
The Arch-Community Songster in the Essays
Author: Cody Owens