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In "Fahrenheit 451" there's a character named Captain Beatty who is shot and killed by Montag. Montag mentions how how as he held the gun up to Beatty he saw no fear in his eyes. He was staring into the eyes of a man who had no problem with dying right there. Beatty had nothing left to live for due to the fact that everyone is numb on the inside. He had nobody to love because he had forgotten was love really felt like. The only feeling left was anger. Anger for being alone, angry at Montag for disobeying, angry for only feeling angry. He had been told for so long what to feel he forgot how to feel and that's why he didn't care. That's why really nobody would care if they had a gun held to their head and knew they were about to die.

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At the end of "Fahrenheit 451" the city is destroyed by an atomic bomb. Everyone in the city dies, but really they hadn't been living for years. By that I mean society had been blinded and had detiorated to the point where everyone was living like a zombie. Really they weren't living, they were just alive. Their world seemed happy and peaceful because they were so distracted from the real world. Society became like a hologram, see through, fake, and seemingly untouchable. Then this nuclear war starts and everyone comes to a rude awakening, and in the final seconds of their life they see who they truly are.

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Kurt Wimmer is a director who admitted he was influenced by "Fahrenheit 451" in the making of his movie "Equilibrium". Although not entirely having the same theme as "Fahrenheit 451" Wimmer's movie certainly contains some of the same aspects in creating a flawed, futuristic world.

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"Fahrenheit 451" paints a different picture in every different person's mind but there are some aspects that are similar for all readers alike. For example, artists at Ball State University and the campus community surrounding it created works of art inspired by "Fahrenheit 451".

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Bradbury is still an influental writer to this day. His books have been read by authors who found him so amazing they put a touch of his works into their own books. Such as Stephen King, Christopher Moore, Brett Alexander Savory, and many more. These authors have admitted to being inspired by Bradbury's books, including one of his most famous books "Fahrenheit 451".

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I chose this background due to the fact it includes many elements from the books. Montag the main character is a fireman and he burns books and starts fires instead of putting out fires. He picks up books before he burns the rest of them, and having a job with access to books is what helped him start to read and realize books aren't bad. Also as a fireman he is reffered to as a salamander which is what represents the lizard. The number 451 is the degrees at which books burn, and the books on fire in the middle represent the burning of the books that Montag turns against.

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Technology is ruining our relations with family, friends, and other people. In the image I chose it shows a man who loves a woman but she cannot take the time to notice him due to her phone. Her phone is more interesting than interacting with someone who loves her. This is like Montag and his wife Mildred. They cannot remember where they met or any of their happy memories that don't include a T.V. Society's real life interaction with other people has decreased and has become seemingly unimportant because what the internet has to offer is somehow more entertaining than actually talking to someone.

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I chose this image because it represents how we've become prisoners to our own creation. The cord wrapping around the person's wrists is mimicking a cop's handcuffs when you're arrested. Society is so addicted to technology that it's taking over how we live and interact with each other. Bradbury is predicting how technology eventually ruins our lives by distracting us from whats real.

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Although Ray Bradbury was opposed to most modern technology many video game developers have been inspired by his novels. Like Corey May, the writer of the Assasin's Creed series. In his own words May states, "I would credit him with getting me interested in a dystopian future and the idea that you could project ideas forward and play with them in writing."

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This image represents Montag's battle against himself. He wants to follow what he's always been taught and that is that books are bad. Now he's discovered the world of creativity and thinking and he cannot ignore it. His mind is telling him that books are wrong and he doesn't need books to be complete or truly happy. On the other hand, his heart is telling him that he's not really living and to live he needs to be truly happy.