The novel problematizes a conflicting appreciation of history through seemingly genuine and manifestly skewed memory, based on an incomplete understanding of the self and of the intentions of those who represent alterity. The intercultural dynamics in RESET play on the debate surrounding reasonable accommodation practices by mirroring and warping them. Chaos ensues as factions of the alien conglomerate act according to differing ends and the humans respond to the occupation, increasingly viewed as an invasion rather than an aid effort. What actually took place was an alien incursion and subsequent attempt to reeducate the population according to puritan principles.
In Joël Champetier's 2011 novel RESET-Le Voile de lumière, characters in a Quebec village have suffered amnesia via bedazzling light. The literature is significantly concerned with domestic amelioration rather than foreign domination, notably through historical revision and idealized social organization. This article surveys utopian science fiction from Quebec with an analysis of a contemporary novel, drawing on national allegory and imperialism.
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