The Set Game II: Members Only

[Nintz]

Ray Bradbury

Member: The Veldt

Non-Member: I, Robot

 

[Tecknojock]

Nope
Member: Fahrenheit 451, I Robot

Nonmember: The Eye of the World, Enders Game, A Brief History of Time, The Veldt

 

[Nintz]

Dystopian books adapted to movies?

Member: 1984

Non-Member: Game of Thrones

 

[Tecknojock]

Nope, close

Member: Fahrenheit 451, I Robot, 1984

Nonmember: The Eye of the World, Enders Game, A Brief History of Time, The Veldt, Game of Thrones

 

[Souron]

Dystopian books?

Member: The Giver
Non-Member: Repo Men

 

[Tecknojock]

Nope

Member: Fahrenheit 451, I Robot, 1984

Nonmember: The Eye of the World, Enders Game, A Brief History of Time, The Veldt, Game of Thrones, The Giver, Repo Man

 

[NinjaCow64]

Books that were set in the future when they were written, but aren't now?

Member: 2001 A Space Odyssey
Non-Member: Brave New World

I don't remember I, Robot being dystopian at all really.

 

[Tecknojock]

Nope

Member: Fahrenheit 451, I Robot, 1984, 2001 a Space Odyssey

Nonmember: The Eye of the World, Enders Game, A Brief History of Time, The Veldt, Game of Thrones, The Giver, Repo Man, Brave New World

 

[Nintz]

Books often read for school?

Member: Scarlet Letter

Non-Member: Eragon

OR

1950s Literature adapted to Movies

Member: Cat in the Hat

Non-Member: My Little Pony

 

[Tecknojock]

Nope and Nope

Member: Fahrenheit 451, I Robot, 1984, 2001 a Space Odyssey, Scarlet Letter, Eragon, Cat in the Hat

Nonmember: The Eye of the World, Enders Game, A Brief History of Time, The Veldt, Game of Thrones, The Giver, Repo Man, Brave New World, My Little Pony

 

[Nintz]

Hmm... very tricky.

No Guess

Member: Animal Farm

Non-Member: The Communist Manifesto

 

[Souron]

Nope and Nope

Member: Fahrenheit 451, I Robot, 1984, 2001 a Space Odyssey, Scarlet Letter, Eragon, Cat in the Hat

Nonmember: The Eye of the World, Enders Game, A Brief History of Time, The Veldt, Game of Thrones, The Giver, Repo Man, Brave New World, My Little Pony

Repo Men and Repo Man are two different films. The guess was Repo Men.

 

[Optical]

Books with a definite villain or villains? (Note: I haven't read all the books on the list)

Member: The Two Towers
Non-Member: The Boy Who Cried Wolf

 

[Tecknojock]

Sorry, then Repo Men is a member

Nope and Nope.

Member: Fahrenheit 451, I Robot, 1984, 2001 a Space Odyssey, Scarlet Letter, Eragon, Cat in the Hat, Repo Men, Animal Farm, The Two Towers

Nonmember: The Eye of the World, Enders Game, A Brief History of Time, The Veldt, Game of Thrones, The Giver, Brave New World, My Little Pony, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Communist Manifesto

 

[choxorn]

Books written in the 1940's-1960's?

Member: Catcher in the Rye

Non-Member: Harry Potter

 

[Tecknojock]

Nope

Member: Fahrenheit 451, I Robot, 1984, 2001 a Space Odyssey, Scarlet Letter, Eragon, Cat in the Hat, Repo Men, Animal Farm, The Two Towers, Harry Potter

Nonmember: The Eye of the World, Enders Game, A Brief History of Time, The Veldt, Game of Thrones, The Giver, Brave New World, My Little Pony, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Communist Manifesto, Catcher in the Rye

 

[Optical]

Books with a singular male main character/hero?

Member: The Hobbit
Nonmember: Soul Music (Terry Pratchett)

 

[Tecknojock]

Nope

Member: Fahrenheit 451, I Robot, 1984, 2001 a Space Odyssey, Scarlet Letter, Eragon, Cat in the Hat, Repo Men, Animal Farm, The Two Towers, Harry Potter, The Hobbit

Nonmember: The Eye of the World, Enders Game, A Brief History of Time, The Veldt, Game of Thrones, The Giver, Brave New World, My Little Pony, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, The Communist Manifesto, Catcher in the Rye, Soul Music

 

[choxorn]

Can we have a hint?

 

[Tecknojock]

Nintz was really close at one point but may have been too specific.