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I chose the Bible as one of my first images for many reasons. first of all Montague has very possibly the last full Bible in the continental United States, and without this, he probably never would have convinced Faber to help him. second, it is the book of the Bible Leviticus that he memorizes and shares to the other survivors at the very end of the book. This book also talks about the fact that the image of Jesus has been Worked for product placement by major corporations and has been wiped of all substance. This is probably the most offensive things in the book that Society has done especially to such important and holy figure.

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The image of the stomach pump is another example of hem corrupting nature for their own means. Stomach pump has been around since the 1800s and is always looked relatively creepy. The book describes it like a snake would you can see from this stomach pump patent. In my mind I imagine that the stomach pump in the book Fahrenheit 451 is more advanced and possibly quite literally acts like a snake similar to the way the mechanical Hound actually acts like a hound, this would make it all the more disturbing because it is an unfeeling machine that has been put in charge of human life similar to the mechanical Hound being the one that kills people.

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The mechanical bird represents society's view on nature in Fahrenheit 451. no one is concerned or even interested in the real world especially nature.  You can see it through their robots Like the mechanical Hound Is a warped and sick version of an ordinary dog.Nature is also seen as a dangerous and even deadly force to be reckoned with because they take things out of nature and turn it into unhelpful and even detrimental technology like the seashell earbuds.

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The burning moth in this image represents books that are being burned in Fahrenheit 451. If you've ever burned a piece of paper you know that the way crumples up and flutters around is similar to an insect the comparison that's made in Fahrenheit 451 is that it looks particularly like a moth. I believe that this symbolism is quite a lot deeper,  moth short life expectancies and are extremely delicate animals.  This shows that like the moth knowledge and a specially written knowledge can be fleeting temporary and very fragile.

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This shows a hopeful conclusion to this book. there is a strong theme of renewal and rebirth at the end of the book so I chose an image of a city being reclaimed by Nature. This image shows that even though humans for centuries have misused and mistreated nature it will always not only win but teach the survivors a new way of living. Hopefully, this means the events of Fahrenheit 451 will not repeat itself in the future.

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This image is heavily symbolic because of the end of the book. right before the bombs drop Montag talks about the Sun and how if both Burns time also gives life to all the things on earth. The Phoenix is symbolic because even if you burn something it isn't truly destroyed. This proven by the men sitting around the fire who read books and then burn them But they still remember it, therefore, it isn't really destroyed.

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This artwork is very important because It shows Montag's change throughout the book.  In the background is Montag in the beginning of the book line did by the beauty of the fire. his face is very sinister showing that she is enjoying burning the books and the houses. but in the foreground, it shows Montag in the latter half of the book. He is panicked and carrying a book that is partially Ablaze.  This book is probably the Bible that he read in a panic on the subway as he's running to Faber's house.

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This image is a little harder to decipher but there is a deeper meaning behind it. We see Montag spraying kerosene onto a pile of books as he does throughout much of the book.But we also see something of probably even deeper meaning in the way of Clarisse McClellan face surrounded by fire. in my opinion, this shows how Clarice's death made her the martyr for Montague to start reading books and rebelling against Beatty.

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This image from the Fahrenheit 451 graphic novel she was a very iconic scene in the book. This is in the very beginning when we first meet Montag.We can tell that the person in the very front is Montag Because he has the number on his helmet 451 It's also Montag who's saying it is a pleasure to burn. This is in stark contrast to Montag personality throughout the rest of the book Which I believe shows that he is blinded by the beauty of the fire like Beatty says later in the book.

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This image is very different from the others it shows a sprawling Metropolis and the words Fahrenheit 451. The Techno feel of the screen with the grids and the buildings shows how in the book Humanity has forsaken nature in exchange for technology like Faber said there isn't even a hint of nature in this picture. I believe there is a hint of unintended irony in this game. Ray Bradbury created a world where people were utterly obsessed with in the moment pleasures and Technology this story was then adapted into a video game The Very Thing Ray Bradbury was warning people about.

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The one thing that will stick with me for the rest of my life from Fahrenheit 451 is the theme of rebirth and that nothing is ever truly lost. In the end of the book, The Survivors from the explosion are talking about how they to burn books but memorize it first so that nothing is ever truly lost because it's contained within their minds. This is true in the real world as well when you read something or hear something you never really lose it you might somewhat forget about it but But it'll always be there in the back of your mind when you need it. Name of rebirth is best shown by the Sun and nature even though they abused East End warped nature it's still there end it one day help them in their recovery to a new and better Society as hinted at the end of the book.