The standard dystopian novel portrays perfectly happy citizens blissfully unaware of their own society's flaws. What is the purpose of this portrayal in such novels?
A) To create a sense of hope and optimism.
B) To showcase the society's achievements and progress.
C) To reflect the real world's utopian ideals.
D) To highlight the oppressive nature of the dystopian regime.
E) To emphasize the citizens' genuine contentment.