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I would memorize all the Harry Potter collection because I cannot pick a favorite.

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It included a lot of new technologies ,such as, ear pieces for communication, wall holographic, and digital screens. It shows what our society will probably look like in the future.

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He does not get in trouble because he has changed his ways and when he did read it was when all the books were still legal wherever he was therefore it did not matter his past decisions.

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It was only ok because it showed the reason why books were not supposed to be read unless they have proven to be one hundred percent factual. Even though the fireman manual is not factual for majority of it.

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It impacts the story by making Montag want to pay more attention to detail which eventually leads to him stealing his first book ever. I believe Montag loved Millie, but Millie did not know what real love was. I think the novel ended this way to let the readers decided what happens to the fate of all the characters.

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The world we live in currently contains many groups who fight for what they believe in no matter what which can sometimes turn violent which may lead to the need of very harsh government restrictions.

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I would have seen it coming because Montag's character seemed different from the very beginning and it became obvious something out of the ordinary was going to occur. The significance of this is to move the plot of the story along and really begin the major climax and drama events.

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I believe the people of the destroyed city will be very tentative at first and might even attempt to harm the homeless, but they will eventually learn that books are not evil and they can actually use them for the betterment of their lives

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He felt like he could actually live the life that he had wanted to live without being afraid of the consequences that may come by owning illegal things and committing illegal actions. He feels like he is his old self again.

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Faber means that seeing something in front of you gives you a clearer view of how something is depicted instead of letting your imagination fill in blanks that may confuse you in books. I think this I one of the reasons why Faber loves books because he always was different from everyone else.

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The characters do not truly know what a family is so the closest thing they have to their definition re these fake people that they pay attention to too much and end up becoming addicted like the families are drugs for them.

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Being really bothered can helped a person open their eyes to more things that make them really bothered that they never noticed before. It I unhealthy to not show your emotions therefore showing that you are bothered is perfectly normal. I, personally, do think showing any emotion helps you look at life in a better perspective.

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I do not believe our modern schools prevent social behavior because it is the child's choice if he/she makes friends or if they become a social outcast. Although Clarisse can be more social without school because some younger aged children get along better with more mature/older friends, which is totally normal and acceptable.

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Every person in their society is brainwashed to the ways that were brought upon them therefore they do what they are told no matter the circumstances. This resembles the dog because the people control him just like the government controls all the people through their daily lives.

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He gained multiple benefits from books such as, different viewpoints on life, how to cherish moments/things in your life, how to respect what you have, and how to actually know what it feels like to have feelings that are real and true.

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Two people from different standpoints of life would want to commit suicide because they both live in the same boring, messed-up society that everyone seems to look at as normal. The messed up culture that Montag's society has is the main reasoning why many people do commit suicide.

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Yes, I believe that some books have useless information that could really harm the minds of people of any age which should never happen because that could eventually lead to the downfall of society. I feel like certain horror/war books should be banned due to their useless content and harm on young minds.

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The meaning of life for most people in this book is to destroy anything that resembles what life used to look like which makes life very boring. This is shown through the mentions of murders by the firemen and the suicides of random people all the time. This also shows that they did not value their lives.

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I believe Clarisse was just a very odd person and in no world would I think she was a trap for Montag since she acted like she truly cared for him Also, I believe that Clarisse is still alive because her uncle was wise enough to put them in hiding.

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Montag remembers where they met because he is in shock from the aftermath of the bombing, and he is thinking about how Mildred is now dead. I think it makes this moment more significant at the end of the book due to the shown affection the Montag really did love her. I also do not believe that it mocked their marriage at all.

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Montag continues to worry about Mildred because he has always known about her as his wife, and he is not a monster so he realizes she is going to die in the war therefore he worries greatly about her well-being. Although I fee the relationship between them was not mutual, for I believe Montag loved Mildred, but Mildred did not know what love is

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Fahrenheit 451 Chapter Three Title Meaning

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Fahrenheit 451 Chapter Three Title Meaning

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The chapter title "Burning Bright" has a meaning that connects with all the hardships that Montag went through throughout the text finally lead to burning ideas and events to occur in this chapter. Montag remembers texts from the Bible as well as where he met his wife. The burning from within him floods him with emotions throughout this chapter which is the first time this had occurred in this book. Montag had stated, " One of them had to stop burning. So it looked as if it had to be Montag and the people he had worked with until a few short hours ago." This shows Montag's first burning idea that what he used to do is wrong for the well-being of society and he needed to fix it. This led to him burning away his old way of life into his new way of life trying to bring back the old ways of books and destroy the current state of his awful society.

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Fahrenheit 451 Chapter Two Title Meaning

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Fahrenheit 451 Chapter Two Title Meaning

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The chapter title "The Sieve and the Sand" has a meaning referring to the mind of Montag in the text. Montag is struggling greatly after his discovery of books to retain information about them to try and prove to his boss that books are not that bad after all. The term sieve refers to his mind not being able to keep the small parts of books he is trying to memorize whereas the sand is referring to the thoughts that he cannot hold on to. A quote to support this states, "I'm numb. When did the numbness really begin in my face? In my body?" (Bradbury, 73) This correlation would be seen later on as Montag meets an old memory of a man, Faber. He helps Montag understand some parts of books and this allows Montag to hold on to the other "rocks" of info while the "sand" continues to fall through his "sieve."

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Fahrenheit 451 Chapter One Title Meaning

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Fahrenheit 451 Chapter One Title Meaning

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The chapter title "The Hearth and The Salamander" has an undercover meaning partaining to the hearth, which helps make a base to start a fire, is represented by the little girl named Clarisse. She based the hearth for the fire about to begin in Mr. Montag throughout the whole chapter. This leads to the meaning of the salamander. In the book it states, "He pulled out his igniter, felt the salamander etched on its silver disc."(Bradbury, 10) This disc is an emblem that is represented by the fire station which is where Mr. Montag works to burn people who have collected books. In conclusion, the hearth and salamander are both represented by people who are about to ruin the way society is currently run by making sparks that lead to glimpse of what life used to be like before all historical books became illegal in all places.