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She thinks through her actions before performing them. She is mature and respectful to montag which is unlike all other teenagers. She observes people and the different character traits of everyone. Pg4-6

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Blackened, blazing, burning, charcoal, orange, flame, red, yellow, black, charred. -Ryan and Cameron

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#11 Mildred's overdose
A)Her seashells were to tune out noise almost like tuning out society. Afraid of what she would hear in the silence. They were taking her away from society.
B)Thunder of the bombing at the time he knows what happened to Mildred. Thunder was like him yelling.
C)Moonstones were blank like her
D) Crystal bottle was appealing like death. Crystal is valuable like death. Death is appealing.
E) Black of the night and snow is like old and new. Like a cover up
F) Inside of people was like "old water". It was pumped out and new put in. The old water was her polluted self and the new is society's values and whatnot
G) "Slow dark sludge"
Was her polluted self
H) Took the pills subconsciously as if she wanted to die. Everyone was doing it as if they knew the like they were living was not supposed to that way
I) Didn't believe she did it, she said that in the daytime when society was at its most uniformed. Demons of society only seen at night

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Question 8, Part 2: Montag has never read before and is not used to concentrating, so he is distracted by other noises and people on the su

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Question 8, Part 2: Montag has never read before and is not used to concentrating, so he is distracted by other noises and people on the su

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Question 9 On Back (Matthew, Lukeman Chadli Bin Ahmed Bin Abdurahman Bin Madani)

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Question 9 On Back (Matthew, Lukeman Chadli Bin Ahmed Bin Abdurahman Bin Madani)

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Green, and they represent growth without human help, or being independent from society.

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Question 9 On Front (Matthew, Lukeman Chadli Bin Ahmed Bin Abdurahman Bin Madani)

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Question 9 On Front (Matthew, Lukeman Chadli Bin Ahmed Bin Abdurahman Bin Madani)

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"The Mechanical Hound lept up in its kennel, its eyes all green flame..."
"It growled again..."
"It doesn't like me..."
"The Hound's 'memory'..."
"He reacted toward me..."

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"Before he reached the corner, however, he slowed as if a wind had sprung up from nowhere, as if someone had called his name." The last few nights he had the most uncertain feelings about the sidewalk just around the corner here."

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Braden and David
Black cobra (12) symbols how sinister the machine is
Puff Adder (13) Symbols how swollen the eyes of the workers are
Butterflies and bees (20) symbolizes the innocence of Clarisse
Mechanical Hound (21) represents the true nature of society, not truly alive, not truly dead
Phoenix (23) represents the fire and rebirth, both Guy and the phoenix burn things, and both get reborn

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Braden and David
useless, trembling,
(71)
poor, staring, cry (73)

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This is an appropriate title because in this part of the book everything about Montag's life is slipping away, as sand does through a sieve. He spends all day reading books and it confuses & disorients him and he can't stand the world around him anymore.

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Question 2 Pages 71-110 (Ryan and Cameron)

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Question 2 Pages 71-110 (Ryan and Cameron)

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The situation on the subway foreshadows Montag going insane. Another example is when Montag meets Faber and discusses books with him, it foreshadows Montag becoming rebellious.

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A buried mine would explode if he kicked it, so it symbolizes a big moment of realization for Montag.

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(D'eris and Hunter)
Pg.12 "...gaze into the soul of the person whom he was pumping out..."
Pg. 113 "...then he was a shrieking blaze..."
Pg. 14 "...layer upon layer of night and stone and stagnant spring water..."
Pg. 142 "Blackout. Silence. Darkness."
Pg. 155 "'City looks like a heap of baking powder. Its gone.'"

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Darkness, sun. Glowing, night, tomb, torches

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Question 5 (part 1) Taylor, Brenna, Addison

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Question 5 (part 1) Taylor, Brenna, Addison

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1) Bradbury alludes to Whitman, Faulkner, and Millay who are all writers and poets
2) He also alludes to Uncle Tom's Cabin
3) He alludes to bomber planes and this is an allusion because he is refering to the time period of WWII when the book was written

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Shakespeare is mentioned on page 83 as one of the forgotten authors after being outlawed. Caesar is alluded to on page 82 cause they compare books to his guards that were reminding him he was mortal. Hercules and anateus the wrestler are referred to as the way society works if it stays rooted and works how it plans

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Sitting there like a wax doll melting in its own heat.

Brian + alix

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Question 5 (part 2) Taylor, Brenna, Addie

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Question 5 (part 2) Taylor, Brenna, Addie

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Chain smoking is a metaphor for the burning of books. Therefore, it causes the destruction and downfall of society because society can get worse over time.

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The image suggests self destruction because Mildred is constantly pushing good things, such as books, love, and family, away from her.

Hailie, MarMar

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Part 1: The Mechanical Hound, the tv wall, the hand scanner to get inside the house
Part 2: Montag has never read before and is not used to concentrating, so he is distracted by other noises and people on the su

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Milk-white
Bright as snow
White
Silvered pavement
Milk crystal

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Question 12 Sydney Parish and Brody Wallace

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Question 12 Sydney Parish and Brody Wallace

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Some parallels between modern society and Fahrenheit 451 are: both rely heavily on technology. Example is when Mildred communicates more with her "parlor friends" then with her husband. Also self need to conform to ways of society is a parallel. Throughout the book, everyone is trying so hard to follow the ways of society even if it means them losing themselves along the way.