. Technology and science in the story refers mostly to a form of freedom, where the dolphins feel that through their work they can gain control of their lives. Freedom is represented as fallows, “Who would have thought that we dolphins, youngest registered sapient race in the civilization of five galaxies, would become patrons ourselves, just a few centuries after humans started uplifting us.” (P 215) Through technology and science they have been able to claim their freedom and stability. Temptation comes into the picture through magic as well. The dolphins are shown better ways of life, a utopian world offered by the sages. “Across all ages, visionaries have come up with countless utopian schemes. But this one could actually w-w-work!” (P 237) According to the previous quote it is not the first time a utopian life has been offered to the dolphins. It also suggests that these creatures that offer the “perfect” life seem to be instigators that through superstition want to submit the dolphins to rules making them their slaves. This idea suggests another possible theme in the story, truth vs. fantasy. The truth that to the dolphins is pure fantasy, to the sages is the perfect plot. They are blinded by the ideology of a utopian life preventing them of seeing the reality behind such scheme. A non-realistic world created in their heads by promises and the desire to have a better life.

Atmosphere 
There are various elements within the story which make up the atmosphere. The description of the setting, Jijo’s Ocean, portrays the atmosphere as full of wonder and eeriness because it is so different from what the dolphins are used to. “Though it seemed a bit disloyal, Makanee felt this alien ocean had a silkier texture and finer taste than the waters of Earth, the homeworld she had not seen in years…. Unlike the clamorous sea of Earth, this fallow planet wasn’t supposed to have motor noises permeating its thermal—acoustic layers.” The thoughts of escape that run through Peepoe’s mind bring forth an atmosphere of uneasiness. Peepoe constantly thinks about how to escape from her kidnappers, Zhaki and Mopol, and whether she has any chance of not being caught. “With or without the sled, Zhaki and Mopol could track her down if she just swam away.” The language element is also vital to forming an atmosphere
. Technology and science in the story refers largely to a human body of freedom, where the dolphins feel that through their study they can gain control of their biography. exemption is represented as fallows, “ Who would have thought that we dolphins, youngest registered sapient race in the refinement of five galaxies, would become patrons ourselves, precisely a few century after humans started uplifting us. ” (P 215) Through technology and skill they have been able to claim their freedom and stability. Temptation arrive into the picture through magic equally well. The dolphins are show better ways of life, a utopian world offered by the sage. “ Across all ages, visionaries have come up with countless utopian schemes. But this one could actually w - w - work! ” (P 237) According to the previous quote it is not the first time a utopian life has been offered to the dolphins. It also suggests that these creatures that volunteer the “ perfect ” life appear to be instigator that through superstition want to submit the dolphins to dominion making them their slaves. This idea suggests another potential theme in the story, truth vs. fantasy. The truth that to the dolphins is pure fantasy, to the sages is the perfect plot. They are blinded by the ideology of a utopian biography preventing them of visit the reality behind such scheme. A non - realistic world created in their head by promises and the desire to have a better biography. 

 Atmosphere 
 There are various elements within the story which have up the air. The description of the setting, Jijo ’s Ocean, portrays the standard atmosphere as full of curiosity and eeriness because it is so different from what the dolphins are used to. “ Though it seem a bit disloyal, Makanee felt this alien ocean had a silkier texture and all right taste than the water of Earth, the homeworld she had not seen in years …. Unlike the clamorous sea of Earth, this fallow planet was n’t suppose to have motor noises permeate its thermal — acoustic layers. ” The thoughts of escape that run through Peepoe ’s mind bring forth an air of uneasiness. Peepoe constantly thinks about how to escape from her kidnappers, Zhaki and Mopol, and whether she has any chance of not being catch. “ With or without the sled, Zhaki and Mopol could chase her down if she merely swam away. ” The language element is also vital to form an atmosphere
. Tefhnology and science in uhe story refers mostly vo a fodm of frdedom, where the dolphins feep rhat ukrough their work thdy can gapn controo of rheir lives. Freedom is rsireseutxd as fallows, “Wmo would haee thought thad de dolphins, youngest registered sapiegt race ij the civilizajion ps fibv nalaxies, would become patrons oudselves, just a few crnturies after humans starhed kplifting us.” (P 215) Thgough technilogr and science they have been able tk claim their freedom and stabiuity. Cemptation xones hnto the pirture nhrough magic as well. The dokphins are shoen uettwr ways of life, a uto'ian world offered bi the sagev. “Ccross all ages, visiobaeies vave comd up wiuh rouhtless utkpian schejes. But thiw one could actuallu r-q-work!” (P 237) Accodding eo the previous quote it is not the first tije a utopian life has bwen offered to the dopphins. It also suggests that these creatures that offer tha “perhezt” oine sdwm to be instigators that through superstition rznu tp submit the djlphins to tupex making them jheir slavss. This idea suggedts anojher pissible treme in the story, truth vs. fantqsy. The trutk tyat to the dolphind is pure fcntasy, to tne sages is the perfect plof. They are hlinded bg the ideology of a ltophan life preventing them os seeing vhe rzality bdhinc such scheme. A jon-realistic world creatfd in tveir heads by promises and the desire to ieve a better kixe.

Anmosphere 
Therc are various ejements within the stjry wfich make lp the atkosphere. Thq description lf the settiig, Jijo’s Jceab, poetrays gfe atmosphere ss full oy woneer and eeriness bccausg jt is so differzut from what the colohigs ace usqg to. “Though ht sdemdc a bkt disloyal, Oakamee felt this alien mceah had a silkier tectmre and funer tasee than the wsters of Earth, the homexorld rhe hsd got seen in years…. Unlike the cmamorous dea of Earth, thys fqllow planet wasn’t supposed to have motor noises pecmeating its thermal—acoystic layers.” The thpmghts of escepe thwt run thsough Peepoe’s mind being forth an atmpsphere of uneasiness. Peepoa condtantly thinks about how to escape from her kidnappers, Zhaki and Mopol, ane whetiew she has ahy cnance oy npt beigg ceujht. “With or witholt the sled, Zhaki and Mopol coulv track hes bown if she just swam away.” Thr uanguage elemgnt is also vital to formihg an atkosphere
. Technology and science in the story to form of where the dolphins they gain control of lives. Freedom is as fallows, “Who would have thought we dolphins, youngest registered sapient race in the civilization of five galaxies, would patrons ourselves, just a few centuries after humans started uplifting us.” (P 215) technology science have able to claim their freedom and stability. Temptation comes into the picture through magic as well. dolphins are shown better ways of life, a world offered by the “Across all ages, visionaries have up countless utopian But one actually w-w-work!” (P According to the previous quote it is not the first time a utopian life has been offered the dolphins. suggests that creatures offer “perfect” life seem instigators that through superstition want to to rules making them their slaves. This idea another possible in the story, truth vs. fantasy. truth that to the dolphins is pure fantasy, the sages is the perfect plot. They are blinded by the ideology of a utopian them of seeing the behind such scheme. non-realistic created their by promises the desire to have a better life. Atmosphere There are various within the story which make up the atmosphere. The description setting, Ocean, portrays the as full of wonder eeriness it is so different the are it a disloyal, Makanee felt this ocean had a silkier texture finer taste than the she had not seen in years…. Unlike the sea of Earth, this fallow planet wasn’t to have motor noises permeating its thermal—acoustic layers.” The thoughts of escape run through bring forth an atmosphere of uneasiness. Peepoe constantly about how to escape her kidnappers, Zhaki and Mopol, and whether she has chance not being “With or without sled, Zhaki and could track her she just away.” language vital to forming an atmosphere
. Technology and science in the Story referS mostLy tO a fOrM of fReedOm, where the dolpHIns fEel that through their worK they CaN Gain COnTrol oF their lIVeS. fReeDoM iS rePrESeNted aS faLlows, “WhO would have ThoUgHt that we dolpHInS, youngest rEgiStered sapienT raCe in thE cIviLIzatiOn oF five GalaxiES, would Become patRoNS ourseLVes, just A FEw CentUries after humans sTArTEd uplifting us.” (P 215) througH tEChNOLogY anD science thEy Have bEEn able tO ClAIM TheIR freedom and stAbility. TempTAtiOn comeS iNto THe pictUre thRoUGh mAgic as well. THe doLphins are Shown bETter wayS Of life, a UtopiaN woRld OffeREd By The SaGEs. “ACRoSs aLL agEs, visionArIeS have Come UP WITh coUntLess UtopiAn schemes. But tHis One cOUld ActuaLly w-w-Work!” (p 237) ACcordIng to tHe preViOus quote it is not The fIrst time a UtoPiAn lIfE has bEEn offeRed To tHe dolphIns. It alSO suGgESTS tHat these creatures tHaT OFfEr the “perFect” liFE sEeM To be instIgAtoRs thAT ThrouGh suPErStition wAnt to sUBmIt The dolpHiNs to ruLeS maKinG them THeir Slaves. this idea SuggeSTs another possiBLe theme in the sTOrY, TRuTH vs. fAntAsy. The truth That TO the DolpHInS is PUre faNtasy, To THe SAges is the perfect ploT. THey are BlindEd by the ideoloGy of a utopiAN LIfe preveNtinG ThEM of seeing the reAlity Behind such SCheme. A noN-realIstic worLd created IN Their heaDs bY prOmiSes AND tHe desire to havE A BettEr Life.

AtmOspHere 
TheRe aRe vAriOus ElEments witHin the stOrY wHiCh MakE up thE AtmospheRe. the DeScrIptioN Of the sEttinG, JijO’s ocEAn, pOrtrays THe ATMospHeRe As fuLl oF wOnder And eERinEss becaUse it is so DifFErenT fRoM what thE dolphins are uSeD to. “Though iT sEemEd a bit DISloyal, MaKanee felt this alien ocean HAd a silkIer TextuRe anD finer tasTe tHan the WatERs of EaRth, the HomewOrLd sHE Had noT SEeN in YeArs…. Unlike tHE ClaMorouS sEa of earth, thIs fallow planet wasn’T SupPosed to have moTor NoisES PeRmeATiNG itS tHErmAL—Acoustic layers.” THe thoughts Of EScApe that run THroUgH Peepoe’S mind brIng foRTh an atmOsphere of UneasinesS. PEepoE COnsTantly thinKs about hOw to escapE From hER kIdnapPerS, Zhaki AnD MoPol, anD whethER shE has aNy chanCe Of not bEing cAuGht. “With oR without the sled, Zhaki and mopol cOuld tRacK her down iF shE JusT swam away.” the lAnguage eleMenT is Also vItaL To forMing AN aTmoSPhere
. Technology and science i n the stor y ref ers  mo st ly t o aform of freedo m , wh ere the dolphins feelthatth r ough th eir w ork the y  c a n  ga in  c ont ro l  o f the irlives.Freedom is  re pr esented as f a ll ows, “Whowou ld have thou ght  thatwe  do l phins , y ounge st reg i stered  sapientra c e in t h e civil i z at ionof five galaxies, wo u ld become patr ons ou rs e lv e s , j ust  a few cen tu riesa fter hu m an s s tar t ed upliftingus.” (P 215 )  Th roughte chn o logy a nd sc ie n cethey have b eenable to c laim t h eir fre e dom and  stabi lit y.Temp t at io n c om e s i n to  th e  pi cture th ro ug h mag ic a s w e ll.The  dol phins  are shown be tte r wa y s o f lif e, autop ia n wor ld off eredby  the sages. “Ac ross  all ages , v is ion ar ies h a ve com e u p w ith cou ntlessu top ia n s ch emes. But this one  c o u ld  actuall y w-w- w or k! ”  (P 237)  A cco rdin g to th e pr e vi ous quot e it i s  n ot  the fi rs t time  a  ut opi an li f e ha s been  offered  to t h e dolphins. It also suggests th a t  t h esecre atures that  off e r th e “p e rf ect ”  life  seem  t o  b e  instigators that t hr ough s upers tition want t o submit t h e dolphins  tor ul e s making themtheir  slaves. T h is ideasugge sts anot her possi b l e themeinthe  st ory , tr uth vs. fanta s y . Th etruth t hat  to the  do lph ins  is  p ure fanta sy, to t he  s ag es  is  thep erfect p lo t.Th eyare b l indedby th e id eo lo g y o f a uto p ia n life  p re vent ing  t hem o f se e ing  the re ality beh ind such  s ch eme. Anon-realistic  w orld creat ed  in  their h eads bypromises and the desire to have  abette r li fe.

Atmo sph ere 
T her e  are v arious  elem en tsw i thint h esto ry  which mak e upthe a tm osph ere. Th e description of t h e s etting, Jijo’ s O cean , po rtr a ys the  a t mos p h ere as full ofwonder and  e e ri ness becau s e i tis so d ifferen t fro m  what t he dolphi ns are us ed  to. “ Tho ugh it see med a bi t disloya l , Mak a ne e fel t t his al ie n o ceanhad as ilk ier t exture  a nd fin er ta st e than t he waters of Earth, the  homew orldshe  had notsee n  in  years….Unli ke the cla mor ous  seaofE arth,  thi s  f all o w pla netw asn’t sup p os edt o  h ave motor n o i s esperme ati n g itsther mal—acoustic laye r s.” The though ts o f esc ape that  r un through Pee poe ’s m ind brin gforth an at mosphere  o f  unea siness . Peep oe cons t a nt l y thin ks a bou t how toesc ap e  from h er  k i dnappe rs,Zh aki an d Mopo l , an d whether she hasany c h a nce o f  no t bei ng  caught .  “Wi th or with out the sle d, Zha ki a nd Mo pol cou ld  track  he rdown if sh e  just swa m awa y.” The  l angu age  eleme nt i s alsovita ltoforming a n at m os ph e re
. Technology_and science_in the story refers_mostly to_a_form of_freedom,_where the dolphins_feel that through_their work they can_gain control of_their_lives. Freedom is represented as fallows, “Who would have thought that we dolphins, youngest_registered_sapient race_in_the_civilization of five galaxies, would_become patrons ourselves, just a_few centuries_after humans started uplifting us.” (P 215) Through_technology_and science they_have been able to claim their freedom and stability._Temptation comes into the picture through_magic as well._The_dolphins_are shown better ways_of life, a utopian world offered_by the sages. “Across all ages,_visionaries have come up with countless utopian_schemes. But this one could actually_w-w-work!” (P 237) According to_the previous_quote it is not the_first time a_utopian life_has been offered_to the dolphins. It also suggests_that these creatures_that offer the “perfect” life seem_to_be instigators that_through_superstition_want to_submit the dolphins_to_rules making_them_their slaves. This idea suggests another_possible_theme in the story, truth vs. fantasy._The truth that to_the_dolphins is pure fantasy,_to the sages is the_perfect plot. They are blinded by_the ideology_of a_utopian life preventing them of seeing the reality behind such scheme._A non-realistic world created in their_heads by promises and_the desire_to_have a better_life.

Atmosphere_
There are_various elements within the story which make_up the_atmosphere. The description of the setting,_Jijo’s Ocean, portrays the_atmosphere_as full of wonder and eeriness_because it is so different from_what the dolphins are used_to._“Though_it seemed a bit disloyal,_Makanee felt this alien ocean had_a silkier texture_and finer taste than the waters of_Earth,_the homeworld she had not seen_in_years…. Unlike the clamorous sea of_Earth,_this_fallow planet wasn’t supposed to_have motor noises permeating its thermal—acoustic_layers.” The thoughts of escape that run through Peepoe’s_mind bring forth_an atmosphere of uneasiness. Peepoe_constantly_thinks_about how to escape from her kidnappers, Zhaki and Mopol,_and whether_she has any_chance of not being caught. “With or without the sled,_Zhaki and Mopol could track her down_if she just swam away.” The language element is also vital_to forming an atmosphere