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Questions

1. Montags wife overdoses on pills, but denies taking any when asked about it the next day.

2. Why would she deny it when montag saw the emptied bottle of sleeping pills and called 911 for her?
pg. 19

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Characterization

1. Clarisse
2. 17 and crazy
3. “Well,” she said “I’m seventeen and I’m crazy”
pg. 7

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Unknown Words

1. Proclivities
2. I think it means one’s strengths or abilities
3. Proclivities means a tendency to do something
pg. 33

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Inferences

1. I infer that for the past few days, Clarisse has been waiting and watching montag on the sidewalk in the dark.
2. “Breathing? Or was the atmosphere compressed merely by someone standing very quietly there, waiting.”
pg. 5

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1. Feigning
2. With the context it's used in, I think it means bearing or dealing with
3. Feigning means to pretend to be affected by
pg. 50

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1. The fireworks died
2. Personification
3. used to show how the fireworks went away by saying they died.
pg. 60

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1. I think Beaty is stereotyping the reputation of books by saying all these bad things about them to try and make montag forget about them.
2. "All of them running about, putting out the stars and extinguishing the sun. You come away lost."
pg. 62

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1. I connect with Montag because all through out the book he's been against the laws passionately, he just doesn't voice his thoughts and I tend to be like that sometimes when I feel differently than someone about something.
2. Text to self

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1. Quavered
2.  I think it means shyly spoken
3. Quavered means a shaking or trembling in ones voice
pg. 98

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1. "Go home"
2. Repetition
3. Montag used this over and over  to make Mrs. Bowles understand why hes so upset with her and the way her life has played out
pg. 101

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1. I think Montags marriage is going downhill by the way they speak and act towards each other
2. "Fool, Montag, fool,fool, oh god you silly fool.." "Shut up!"
pg.101

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1. Mrs. Phelps
2. immature
3. "Mrs. Phelps started crying" (when montag started reading to them)
pg. 100

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1. Liquefaction
2. I think it means to liquify something
3. means to make something a liquid
pg. 119

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1. twisted in on himself like a charred wax doll
2. simile
3. used to show how beatty's body moved like wax would if it were on fire
pg. 119

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1. i think montag will  loose his leg from the dog injection
"He was afraid to get up , afraid he might not be able to yo gain his feet at all, with an anesthetized leg."
pg. 120

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1. montag
2. unafraid, fed up
3. when he burns beatty to death (doesn't specifically, but is heavily implied by his tone of voice)
pg. 119-120

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1. Fragmentary
2.  I think it means to be loosely controlled
3.  it means to be consisting of small parts
pg. 152

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1. " The search is over, Montag is dead; a crime against the society has been avenged"
2. tone
3. This snippet of text provides a tone of peace and clarity the people are trying to convey to the rest of the society
pg. 149

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1.  " The camera fell upon the victim, even as did the hound.  Both reached him simultaneously.  The victim was seized by hound and camera in a great spidering, clenching grip.  He screamed.  He screamed. He screamed!"
2. I think that they will finally be off Montags case now that they think they've actually got him
pg.149

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1. Montag
2. weary
3. "Half an hour later, cold, and moving carefully on the tracks, fully aware of his entire body"
pg. 145