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I kind of wished we could've seen more of Clarisse. I know her initial questions about the world helped Montag to think but I feel like she wasn't around long enough for him to fully be impacted by her. I would've much rather seen his time with Clarisse rather than Mildred since Mildred was just a mindless, spineless, organism that's barely sentient. Which also leads me to question how there can be people so brainwashed like Mildred yet others who are so curious like Clarisse? I feel like there is more to uncover with each of the characters and I'd like to see maybe flashbacks of the past and how the gradual change came to be.

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Why does the mechanical hound have 8 legs? Also, why did the choose a hound over some other scary animal?

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I really enjoyed this book and found the way that Montag evolves interesting. Despite it being written about the future, it was hard to imagine it being super futuristic and felt like it resonated more with society today. I think that the abrupt death of Clarisse showed how fast being different from that society can be the end of you, which was very interesting. The back and forth between Beatty and Montag was also very intriguing.

I HAVE A LOVE-HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH BEATTY.

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我非常喜欢这本书，因为它非常值得一读

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After reading this story as well as reading Bradbury's Coda. I realized how vital Bradbury's message still is. His message has always been important, but within this current period where books are being banned at the current moment. Fahrenheit 451 is being challenged about being banned, and the potential fear of society becoming more censored. Contradicting this country's principles of freedom.

Anyways, Bradbury's Coda about editors censoring some parts of his books is really ironic to the story's message. He's probably rolling in his grave right now to what's happening currently.

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The idea to make firefighters into people who burned things was cool. It was also cool that the book predicted parts of modern technology today

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I do really enjoy the book as it relates to today's society more than ever. I really liked how Mildred and Beatty parallel with Montag, I wished we spent more time with Mildred and Montag as I liked their kinda toxic dynamic. And also I want more stuff with Beatty as he is the most interesting character in my opinion and I think he died a bit too early.

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In this world, are there only major cities and the rest of country is uninhabited? Are there no suburbs?

HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM...

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It is scary to think that technology might/is going to take over our world and that people might not read books in the future. Book is foreshadowing our future.

THE ROBOT UPRISING IS COMING!

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I feel like none of the characters really resonated with me too much. I did not really understand the love/hatred for any character in specific because none of them felt super complex/interesting to me?? I feel like maybe Faber was interesting but besides that the characters felt a little flat to me.

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I thought that overall the book was good. It showcased a dystopia with a lot of progress throughout the story. I felt like Montag grew as a character and it was inspiring to see him change. I wish Clarisse spent more time in the novel.

MORE CLARISSE!

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I think its kind of strange we didn't see much interaction from other countries I kinda wished Montag would end up in like a new place.

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I've seen a lot of posters of that freaky art- to think that it's of this book is hard for me to believe.

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Reading the book made me realize how similar dystopias are to our modern society. Everyone is so engrossed in technology with their "Seashells" in all the time that it takes so much for even people in the same house to interact meaningfully with each other.

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I think this book still has so many parallels with the modern world and has become more similar to our time than the time period in which it was written. I feel like Bradbury did crazy work predicting the addiction to technology and parasocial lives and connections that happen through TV and media. I feel as though people like to think they are Guy but in reality most of us are Mildred and are okay with that.

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The nuclear explosion happened very recently (in my opinion a few hours) from when Montag left the city. If technology had improved so much over the last 300-400 years, how did the bomb's initial blast or following radiation not get near the group, who couldn't have been that far from the city (Should not have been over 30 miles).

Note: Modern nukes spread radiation in lethal doses roughly 15-25 miles from the drop zone.

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I want to know more about the idea that everyone has a photographic memory idea. How do they bring lost memories back...what is the process?