Essential Question 5

This is how my society functions. There are a few main roles. First of all, I have male and female members designated as procreators, to keep my society running for ages to come. Also, there is leadership in my society, not to mention a villain to test my society, an educator, fatherly and motherly figures, and all sorts of heroes and heroines. I made this happen using only five individuals.
Going in alphabetical order by first name, the first member of my society is Auron. He is a character from the hit Playstation 2 game Final Fantasy X. In Final Fantasy X, he serves as a guardian to the summoner Yuna, hails from dream Zanarkand, is quiet by nature, and knows everything before it happens. As a whole, he is a good guy too. In my society, Auron serves as a sapient individual, protector, guardian, hero, and scapegoat. He fulfills these roles in how he never lies about anything, protects what is his, never backs down on his word, never stops anything until finished, and is willing to take on the brunt of any task to ensure its completion.
Next on my list is Jeff Gordon. He is a NASCAR driver known for his successes on the race track and for charity work. He is also married and has a daughter. In my society, Jeff Gordon would be assigned the role of father figure, procreator, and healer of society. He has a daughter, which covers his role as a procreator, and he is a father figure who leads by example. His best example would be how he is a healer of society, devoting some of his own money to his very own Jeff Gordon Foundation, which helps children battling all sorts of diseases, such as cancer, leukemia, and the like.
After Jeff Gordon comes Marc Leger. We all know him as a senior at Trinity Catholic last year. According to his description of himself, he serves as both a laborer and villain. He does all the heavy lifting and building. He may also be a villain because he uses his wit to get what he needs, even at the expense of others. Knowing Marc, he is quite honest in his description in some ways.
Next up is Megan Fox. Most of us know her for her role in the Transformers movies. In both Transformers and Transformers 2, she is Sam’s girlfriend and serves as a heroine in her own right, working alongside Sam to ensure that they do their part to help the transformers in their battles. In my society, she serves as an entertainer, a heroine, lover, and procreator. Megan Fox and the other characters served as entertainment for the millions who saw the Transformers movies. She is also a lover, as she is Sam’s girlfriend in the Transformers movies. Megan Fox could also satisfy the procreation role from the female perspective.
Lastly, I have Oprah as a member of my society. We all know her for her sensational show called Oprah, where she assists real people with real problems. Because of this, she acts as a leader in my society, role model, nurturer, and educator. Oprah is definitely a leader by example. This is easiest seen if one watches her show. She is also a role model in her willingness to aid those who most need help. Oprah is also a nurturer and educator who breaths new life into people who thought themselves hopeless and educates our society about the problems it faces.
Those are the members of my society. The only real flaw could potentially be the villain, Marc Leger. Villains serve as tests for a society. If society can face a villain and come out successful, then that speaks for the success of that society. However, if no one can curb the villain, they may go on a rampage and wreak utter havoc. No offense, but I doubt that Marc could get very far in his mischief as long as Auron is around. That is my ideal society and the kinds of characters that would be in it.