Incorporating extreme views into popular literature and subtly influencing readers is an issue that needs to be treated with caution, as it may have a negative impact on readers' values and ways of thinking. Here are some suggestions, but please note that this approach should be based on ethical and legal norms and take into full consideration the possible consequences: ### Create complex and multifaceted characters - **Give extreme characteristics**: - Create characters with extreme views, but do not present their views in a straightforward and preachy way. For example, create an extreme environmentalist character who firmly believes that any human intervention in nature is an unforgivable crime and even advocates abandoning modern technology and returning to primitive life. - This character can go through a series of events in the story, and his extreme views are gradually revealed through interactions, conflicts and changes in his own experiences with other characters. For example, after facing a serious natural disaster, he began to reflect on whether his absolute views were too one-sided. - **Show inner struggle**: - Deeply portray the inner motivation and struggle of the character holding extreme views. For example, the extreme environmentalist mentioned above may have witnessed the devastating impact of environmental pollution on his hometown as a child, which led to excessive environmental protection ideas. - Through memories, dreams or conversations with other characters, show his inner conflicting feelings about this extreme view. For example, he knows that his ideas may not be accepted by the public, but he can't give up his deep concern for the environment, so that readers can understand the root cause of his views, rather than simply criticize or agree with them. ### Plot advancement and conflict setting - **Thinking plots**: - Design some plots so that the behavior and ideas of characters with extreme views have a significant impact on the development of the story. For example, in a dystopian story, an extreme nationalist organization controls part of the region. They implement extreme xenophobic policies, which leads to intensified social contradictions. - In the process of trying to solve the problem, the protagonist has to deeply understand the extreme views of this organization and the complex social factors behind it. When readers follow the protagonist through these plots, they will unconsciously think about the harm caused by extreme views to society and the deep-seated reasons for their occurrence. - **Multi-perspective conflict**: - Arrange conflicts between characters with different views, one of which has a more extreme view. For example, in an ethical discussion about the development of artificial intelligence, one side believes that the ultimate development of artificial intelligence should be pursued at all costs, believing that this will solve all problems facing mankind. This is an extremely optimistic view. - The other side is worried that it will bring about the destruction of mankind. Through the fierce debate and conflict between the two sides, the irrationality of extreme views is shown, but it is not directly told to the readers, but let the readers think and judge for themselves in the collision of different views. ### Story background and environmental hints- **Create a specific atmosphere**: - Construct a story background environment that matches the extreme views. For example, in a future science fiction story, a world with extremely scarce resources and extremely divided social classes is depicted. - In this context, some extremely utilitarian characters appear, who will do anything to obtain resources and improve their class status. Through the detailed description of this oppressive and cruel background, the story makes readers feel that extreme views seem to have their "rationality" in a specific environment, thereby triggering readers to think deeply about the practical significance and moral level of this view. - **Historical and cultural mapping**: - Use historical or cultural elements in the story to imply the existence and influence of extreme views. For example, in a story set in an ancient kingdom, it tells a historical period when the kingdom promoted extreme religious doctrines and forced the people to abide by strict behavioral norms, resulting in stagnation of social development and people's livelihood. - Through the description of this period of history, readers can see the serious consequences that extreme views may bring. Although there is no direct judgment on reality, readers can draw analogies from it and think about the possible impacts of similar extreme ideas at present, thereby being inspired and warned ideologically.