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The firemen in this story are quite different then the firemen we have in the present time. The "future" firemen start fires instead of putting them out. This seems so as it was mentioned that "homes are fireproof" and "have always been" when the subject of the past was brought up. The view on the firemen seems to not be very opinionated. I feel as though they are used to it, but secretly they do fear the firemen.

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The handymen come in after Montag's wife has overdosed to operate on her. They did the work of today's doctors with less hospitality. They used two machines to operate on her and seemed to feel the whole thing was kind of casual. They had no problem telling Montag about everything that could go wrong when he was clearly worried about Mildred and didn't even think to tell him that his wife was okay before telling him how much it would cost and leaving until he brought the question up.

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In the beginning of the story, Guy Montag was setting a house on fire. He is very careless when it comes to his job. It doesn't phase him that he is burning houses. In the story, it says the evening sky was red, yellow, and black and it was taking place at night. It is also set in the future where firemen are setting houses on fire instead of putting them out

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mausoleum is a place where dead people are when guy opens the bedroom door and says that it is known that his marriage isnt alive and well

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the story right now is taking place during a quiet nighttime. Guy is leaving the station and is going home on the subway

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Guy Montag is a man with 2 faces. In one face, he is normal and happy when he is on his job and burning books that are illegal and the other when he opens the bedroom door and describes it as dark and gloomy like mausoleum, he feels sad and dark as with the relationship with his wife...

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Montag never truly thought of his answer before arisse asked him, he starts to think about it as he goes home, and convinces him himself that he is.

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The phoenix symbolizes fire which in context, may foreshadow certain things or give us insight into what the f451 actually is.

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In this story, the firemen are responsible for burning the houses down rather than put out fires at people's homes.

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She is seventeen, she likes to roam around outside and she thinks a lot about everything.

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The firemen in this story are not like the firemen in our lives. The firemen set things on fire rather than put fires out. The story starts out with a man burning books. The very first sentence of the book says, It was a pleasure to burn." Guy, the man doing the job was very proud of his work and loved what he did. On page 2, it says, "Montag grinned the fierce grin of all men singed and driven back by flame."

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In Fahrenheit 451 books are illegal and firefighter's jobs are to burn books. The story is probably based in the future because it was mentioned from Clarisse McClellan that firefighters used to put out fires and not start them.

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Firemen in the story are people who start fires and burn things down rather than put the fires out. Clarisse tells Guy about a time when firemen put out fires and he laughs it off.

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Guy described walking into his bedroom that his wife was in as waling into a mausoleum.

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This book is set in a dystopian future of America where books have been outlawed and firemen go around burning down houses and destroying books. This constant burning has caused the sky to fill with black smoke and ash; however people still seem to live pretty normal lives.

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Guy Montag seems like he loves to burn things and is very dark and gloomy but then later we find out he is actually sad

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Firemen in the world of F451 are very different than those in our world. Unlike our firemen, the ones in F451 actually start fires, instead of putting them out, and burn books. In the story, Clarisse is laughed by Guy Montag when she says that firemen used to put out fires.

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She is the new neighbor that moved in next door to Guy Montag. She is seventeen and calls herself crazy which is a funny thing to say about yourself. Clarisse asks Guy many questions and is very curious about anything and everything. She asks Guy if he is truly happy, which is a question that changes his life.

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The firemen is the story are very different from ones now. The firemen start the fires in the story instead of putting them about, and

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a person's bedroom usually reflects the person who's it is. In this case, the room is dark, cold, gloomy, and emotionless, just like Montag.

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The setting is most likely in the United Stated, but it is not the united states we know. In this version on the US, there are still the basics we know like houses and neighborhoods. However because of all the houses that are being burned down the sky is black and filled with smoke. In this world there is also plenty of technology that we don't have today such as

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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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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