Does anyone know the falling action for "Nothing to Envy"?

Chapter 1 begins to unpack the extensive nature of Communist propaganda and the impact of its policies. Although the economy is in ruins and few have electricity people continue to proclaim the greatness of Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il in accordance to their deified status. Societal protocols severely intervene and dictate daily life. How does an ordinary citizen rebel against a repressive regime? What are the risks to the individual, family and community for speaking out?

Chapter 2 clarifies the unshakeable role of one’s ancestry and affiliations in a strict caste system with 52 categorizations lumped into three broad groupings—the core class, the wavering class, and the hostile class. It is impossible to increase in favor or move up categories, only down. Community cooperatives of around twenty families keep tabs on one another, run the neighborhoods and report anything suspicious or questionable. Does a caste system motivate or demoralize society? What does one do when “there is no light at the end of the tunnel” or “things won’t get better tomorrow?” How do caste systems benefit those in power?