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Monatg's internal conflict intensifies as he starts to rethink the idea of burning books and he starts to want to read and understand them.

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A sieve is a tool  used for straining solids from liquids, or for separating coarser from finer particles. This can symbolize the brain and how enough knowledge (sand) if passed through the brain  in great amounts can stay behind and get caught.

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The dialogue between Mildred's friends revealed that none of them have any sense of thought to them.  None of them contribute thoughts or ideas, rather they simply agree with one another. They are hollow, angering Montag to the point of reading them a poem.

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SOPHIA DANNUCCI           When  Montag was younger,  he searched for a dime in the sand, but never  found one. This is significant because it  is similar to how he is searching for something significant in the books, but has not found what he  is  looking for.

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SOPHIA DANNUCCI           When  Montag was younger,  he searched for a dime in the sand, but never  found one. This is significant because it  is similar to how he is searching for something significant in the books, but has not found what he  is  looking for.

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A sieve is used to strain solids from liquids or to separate coarse from fine particles. You can use a sieve to obtain the fine particles of sand. The sand may represent Montag and the sieve may represent his journey of finding his happiness. The coarse grains of the sand may represent burdens or things that make Montag sad, such as his job and family life. The fine grains may represent Montag's happiness, such has his interest in books.

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The dialogue reveals they're shallow minded, more interested in the appearance of a political candidate that their ideas. It also reveals they aren't interested in the world around them, not caring about their husbands or the war.

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Faber was a cautious man because when Montag showed up, because he's a fireman, Montag was questioned. Faber was hesitant before greeting him but over time he has become more open especially to Montag.

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Faber is a mentor that teaches about his philosphy about comparing books and life.

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I agree with Alessandro because Montag does start question and rethink everything. He wonder why he burns book or why everyone's against books.

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The significance of the poem "Sea of Faith" is to show a comparison of Montag and his life/society. The poem reads"For the world, which seems to lie before us like a land of dreams," and "Hath really neither joy, nor love, nor light,". Just as Montag had once seen his world as this place of glory and honor, but now realizes that his world was a world of lies

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Some of the traits that I have noticed so far with Faber are that he is very trustworthy. When Montag seeks Faber for help with the Bible, he feels like he can trust him. Faber is a smart man and he knows what he is talking about.One of Faber's trait is revealed when he starts talking to Montag about the bible and how he isn't religious. We also learn how brave Faber is when he jokes about putting books in the fireman's houses with Montag.

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It is a quick war (48 hours).

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Faber describes 3 things in the novel.First, he describes the importance of the quality of information. Then, leisure to digest it and finally the right to carry out actions based on what we learned by the first two. They are definitely necessary in today's society. They are important to have a well educated society who can digest and use information wisely and  effectively.

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Quality of information, leisure to digest it, the right to carry out actions based on what we learned from the first two. We need these things in today's society because, with all the things happening the the world, we hardly know what to take as truth anymore.

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The war is always thought out to be short and not very threatful

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The war is always thought out to be short and not very threatful

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Since Montag is a fireman, and he's now against the burning of books, it's kinda ironic. It's internally conflicting because he's been taught to burn book but he wants to keep them.

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They have started and won two nuclear wars.

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Faber is a wise person and teaches Montag many things. He is also very careful and secretive about him and his things.

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The war is thought out to be short and not very threatful

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The war is thought out to be short and not very threatful

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The Sieve and the Sand is talked about through a flashback or memory Montag as of a cousin telling him he'll get a prize if he fills the sieve. This does not work and wonders if he does fast enough maybe some sand will stay. This metaphor is used to describe how Montag reading is, the words or the knowledge in the book being the sand, and his mind being the sieve. Maybe if he reads enough and fast enough then he gain some bit of knowledge, this does not work and only until he talks to Faber does he understand how to read and comprehend the books he has.

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Something that we know about the war coming from what Faber knows is that the soldiers will be back in a week. Since 2020 they have won two wars so the current war that is going on is after the year 2020.

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The wars are short and not very dangerous as nobody has never died from it.

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Faber was an english professor who  reired due to liberal arts colleges shut down  for lack of student. Faber,  after losing fear of Montag,  began to speak to Montag with confidence and courage. Faber wants to live life like he wants to, not like how others tell him, he is, however, too afraid.

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When he was trying the read the bible. The Denham's Dentrifice AD was distracting him. I feel like this shows how many distractions they get but never realize that they're not thinking straight. I think Bradbury included this because he wanted to show how much his world has forgotten about books.

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Mildred and her friends' dialogue shows that they are careless about the war, children and politics. This left Montag frustrated.

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When Montag was a child, he tried to fill a sieve with sand for a dime, only to end up tired and frustrated. He compares that event to reading the bible and the world, the sand, falling through his head, the sieve.

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The dialogue between Mildred's friends shows how they don't really have their own opinions because when they talk about politics they say that one contender for president looks better than the other which is a weird way to base their vote

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Mildred's friends are very submissive to the society they live in. They give in to many things and are extremely gullible.

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1. Quality of Information
2. Leisure to digest it
3. right to carry out actions based on what we learn from the interaction of the first two.
These are necessary in today's society in order to have a deeper understanding.

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The Denham's Ad was distracting Montag when he was trying to read the bible. This shows how easily he can get distracted and how unfocused he can get from the situation. He describing more about the subway and its sounds then the bible in his hands. I think Bradbury included this part because it shows how much his world hasn't read or even thought about reading a book.

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Montag is studying the bible on the subway ride to Faber's house and the ad played through the speaker phones of the train and everybody was mouthing and tapping along except for Montag. This may show a turning point in his view of things and how he is becoming different from everyone else.

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I agree with Jordan because it is very true. When people have other things to think about, they don't think about little thins. So, since people have so many distractions, they do not worry about the books.

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The sieve and the sand to me is a symbol of separation, it separates the good in Montag and  every burden he carries.

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The sieve and the sand to me is a symbol of separation, it separates the good in Montag and  every burden he carries.

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Thade Miller 1.Do you know why books such as these are so important.(Quality of information)

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Thade Miller 1.Do you know why books such as these are so important.(Quality of information)

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2.Leisure
3.The right to carry out actions based on what we learn from the interactions.

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Montag wants to change how society feels about the books after everyone teaching him about books and the past.

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Montag starts to become more aware of himself and his surroundings which causes him to question himself a lot.

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As Montag was in the subway, the same words, the same ad, the same meaningless ad was repeating over and over causing him a mental breakdown. I believe this refers to how Montag feels to rest of the society that quietly listens to it without batting an eye. This also happens to Montag with Mildred and her friends are over repeating the same meaningless words to each other being happy as one could be. This causes anger to rise in Montag and to act in a similar fashion as he did on the subway. Bradbury added this to show the distraught and discomfort Montag as. To show his changed way of thinking.

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1  Quality of information
2 Leisure to  digest it
3 The  right to carry out actions based on what we learned from the interactions of the first two
I believe that these steps are necessary in today's society because we need to be told the truth and still be able to handle it which is the key to having a functional and well educated civilization

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It's a 48 hour war in which 10 million men are mobilized, though the radio lies and claims it's only 1 million men.

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Additional details of the war taking place

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Additional details of the war taking place

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Mrs. Phelps says, "quick war, forty-eight hours they said and everyone home." (90)
"We have mobilized a million men. Quick victory is ours if the war comes..." Seashell Radio (88

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Faber is wise, because he obtains knowledge from the books he collects. He shows his intelligence by being cautious and not getting caught for having books.

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A line that stands out a lot is when Montag reads, "Slept with confused alarms of struggle and flight." The significance of this poem is the imagery it gives. It relates a lot to how their society came to be.

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Montag's internal conflict is intensified as he begins to second guess his job. He know wonders why they burn books. He wonders why people risk their life over books, so he begins to read.

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The ad playing as Montag was trying to read the bible could signify how distracted we are by material things. When Montag speaks with Faber we learn that even Christ has been commercialized. Perhaps Bradbury included it to show how willing we are to let meaningful things slip away.

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This dialogue showed they were simple minded, they lived without thinking, having kids because the world must reproduce, and put them in the parlor walls, choosing the best looking politician to lead, not worrying about their husbands going to war and letting their husbands do all the worrying.

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Mildred’s friends are stuckup  selfish housewives. They don’t care about their families or what happens to them. They just care about themselves and their parlour walls. One of them even explained how if her kid kicked her she would kick back.

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What do you make of Montag spontaneously decide to start reading to the women in the parlor? Why would he do that?

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"But now I only hear,Its melecholy, long,withdrawing war." This refers to when Montag was talking about nobody listening to him and that the parler walls were "yelling at him"

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"But now I only hear,Its melecholy, long,withdrawing war." This refers to when Montag was talking about nobody listening to him and that the parler walls were "yelling at him"

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Thade Miller

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Montags internal conflicts intensify as he begins to become more aware of his society. He’s understanding that he lives in a corrupt government controlled society that really abuses censorship. The denims dentriface ad annoys him and causes him to Freak out. Mildred’s friends voices annoy him and all the negativity they speak.

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The significance is of a childhood incident where Montag is trying to fill a sleeve with sand quickly enough to win a dime and ultimately crying in frustration because he can't succeed.

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Even though this doesn't correlate to the current war they say that they have started 2 atomic wars and won them which is an interesting piece of information.

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The dental ad made Montag frustrated while he was reading. Bradbury included that part to show readers how Montag was feeling and how he was changing, while also exposing him about reading to the people on the subway.

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Faber's three life necessities is detail, leisure to digest it, and taking action. I believe we need these in life today because if we didn't have details to a story, then how could it be believable? How would it amaze? We need the second one because if we don't have time to think about something, then eventually we'll just forget it and mindlessly carry on. Finally, we need the third one so we can take action ourselves after being inspired by the first two, to live out something we heard and thought about.

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Montag's internal conflict is ever growing throughout the chapter. It begins with him questioning the books and if they are worth reading. This causes him to show Mildred his stacks of books and to read them. Of course neither of them understand s the books and this frustrates Montag, he wants to the books, what they might hold within them. So he takes one book and takes it to Faber, who he through forces Faber to teach him about the books, enhancing his frustration of sitting around doing nothing and wants to take action against his society. Going back to his house, he lashes out again disregarding what Faber tells him, he is tired of this, of his society with everyone being sheep, not having meaningful lifes.

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I agree with everyone. The  three  necessary things  are quality of information,  leisure to digest it, and the right to carry out actions. These are all necessary because we need to be able to be told quality information, understand it, and be able to tell and do important things.

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In the reading. They sound like the side that has the most resources, the richest part, high quality weapons and the strongest leaders.

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while Montag is trying to get a deeper understanding when reading the bible on the way to Faber's on the train montag hears the ad over and over again he annoyed and after a couple times of hearing it montag see how blinded these people are and its irritating him as for how the commercial is now somewhat alike god. We had made god a new person and is not what people had portrayed him to be.

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What stands out to me is how the poem focuses on anti war and how problems can be resolved with love and self discipline with spirituality.

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Mildred's friends are shown to be ignorant and careless about what happens around them as long as they aren't affected. They only focus on the two candidate's physical characteristics rather than their views on how to lead society. They don't mind war because they are short and don't harm anyone. They even report Montag to the authorities for relating himself to literature when he read a poem to them. Over all they just accept blind orders and don't question anything.

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The Sea of Faith illustrates effects of the decline in religious faith to Montag's Wife and her friends. 'The Sea of Faith' religious beliefs relates to the water that makes up the ocean.

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Montag's internal conflict is intensifying in this chapter, because he begins to realize what's weighing him down and what's making him happy. In the previous chapter, Montag would unconsciously agree and do everything, but now, he's being more aware and starting to think and reason.

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The ad was very  frustrating for Montag but lets it go on  for the first couple times but as the ad goes on he realizes and shows his frustration toward the society he lives in.

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Faber is a very cautious man. He is also very wise because it is obvious that he has many books, but he does not give it up very easily. He is smart enough to not get caught with them. He hides them well and doesn't tell many people that he has books.

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Faber describes himself as a coward, by wanting to go against his society but didn't. He is a cautious man, knowing that he was an English professor, it makes him a target to the fireman as they might suspect him of having books. He also seems very wise, as he teaches Montag how understand books.

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During Montag's childhood, he covered up a sieve (tool) with sand to win a dime. And when he's  in the subway, he remembers.

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Faber is very smart but also very cautious because when he finds out that montag is a firemen he doesn't reveal that he has book just yet. I also believe that hes very wise because he has so much knowledge about book and is ready to share it when the world has realized that what they're doing is wrong burning books is bad and once people start to agree with that then and only then will he be willing to spread books. He's also a a coward by not sharing his knowledge and hiding books and unwilling to go through with montag's plan because he can get in trouble for it though it reasonable another example of this would be when montag almost left without the ear piece that Faber had created and he admits to himself that hes a coward

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Montag has said that two atomic wars, which they have won, have taken place so far. Mrs. Phelps also talks about a quick war in which her husband Pete was fighting in, 48 hours, in and out.They also talk about a bomber fight moving east during one of Montag's and Faber's interactions. On the radio, they say Montag's country has mobilizeed ten million.

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The wars are very short. Planes would fly over Montag's city and there would be news reports about them on the radios.

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What do you think of Faber calling himself a coward? Do you agree or disagree?

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So it appears that the public has become incredibly desensitized to war? Why?

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Mildred's friends give in to other people's opinions very easily and whenever they have their own opinon it doesn't really have a background to it.

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it reveals that Mildred's friends are very shallow because they can't think for themselves and they are doing things for all the wrong reasons

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After being reminded of his childhood, he pl