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The last sentence on page 15 and question on page 11

Guy Montag is answering the question that Clarissse  McCellan posed to him earlier. This question was swirling around in his mind and made his mind go to places that it had never been before and start wondering and questioning many things about his life

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At the beginning, we see that Guy Montag doesn't really question his role in the society as a fireman, that he's following orders and doing as he is instructed to by those above him, but once he meets Clarisse, that kinda changes for him

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The slogan of of the firemen is "burn 'em to ashes, then burn the ashes." 2nd paragraph, page 6. This suggests an aggressive and chaotic mood.

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View of Fireman, Clarisse McCellan tells Guy Montag that fireman are viewed as stern and are feared by most people.

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The mood is erie and dark in the first chapter

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Guy Montag has an internal conflict with himself over what Clarisse McClellan said, asking if he was happy or not. He says he is, but when he goes home he realizes he isn't

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On page seven Clarisse McClellan ask Guy Montag if he is happy. Then disappears. He is shocked that she would even ask that question, and laughed about it at first. Then he starts to question if he really is happy.

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Setting : Montag is at a house during an evening in autumn. He was burning books without remorse.

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there's a lot of descriptive setting in the first chapter, it states, "he walked out of the fire station and long the midnight street toward the subway where the silent air-propelled train slid soundlessly down it's lubricated flue in the earth and let him out with a great puff of warmth air onto the cream-tiled escalator risking to the suburb."

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Setting descriptions- Chapter 1 takes place in the evening and Montag is in the firehouse for a little bit but then he walks home.

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There is a new girl to the story, her name is Clarisse and she is 17 years old. Clarisse thinks that The Firefighter she met is nice but he really just caught a building on fire.

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EXAMPLE: The title of Part 1 is "The Hearth and the Salamander." The hearth symbolizes the fireplace (or area of the floor around a fireplace) and the salamander symbolizes the firemen. The title of this part is essentially concerning the home and the firemen and will probably include their relationship. We will see how the fire affects Montag in his home and we will see what his relationship with his wife is like.

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Mood Shift. Pg. 9 -
The mood before the incident was thoughtful and dreamy as Clarrise had made him ponder about different subjects (Everyday things he overlooks and if he is happy or not).
The mood shifts as Guy Montag goes into his bedroom, finding that his wife tried to commit suicide. It shifts to depressing and tense.

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Last sentence of day 1: This shows that our main character is willing to question his reality. This doesn't mean he will act upon these questions, but he is willing to question it.

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The title is the burning point of a book (451 degrees Fahrenheit). This goes along with the idea of the firemen burning all of the books.

-Destinie

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The last sentence of Day 1:
It shows that our main character has a internal conflict

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Guy Montag is a 30 year old man who doesn't think anything of the past. He rejects all of the ideas that Clarisse mentioned. He is living in the present, and does not think or want to think about the past until Clarisse shoves ideas into his head. He responds a few time with something like "that is nonsense."

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Clarisse McClellan is a 17 year old girl. She is described as having a slender, milk-white face. Her eyes are dark, and she touched everything with tireless curiosity. Also, we can infer that she is different because Guy Montag is shocked she is out at this time, and questions her happy-hearted family.

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Last sentence, the character shows that he questions his sensibilities in the story. Such as, why he is there and why he is doing such things

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Consider sharing an annotation any of the following:
- Part 1 meaning of title
- Setting descriptions
- Clarisse McClellan
- Salamander
- Phoenix
- View of firemen
- Guy Montag
- Books, history, facts
- The QUESTION pg. 7
- Foreshadowing pg. 8
- Metaphor pg. 8
- Mood shift pg. 9
- Mausoleum
- Mildred Montag
- Millie & Montag Marriage
- Incident pg. 11
- Handymen
- Last sentence of day 1 reading