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Write-up in response to #2.

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1.  Gather evidence which highlights Montag's "heroic journey."

2.  In the middle posts, make an argument that Montag is ON COURSE TO BECOME A HERO by focusing on the "treasure," the "new life," and the "return."

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QUOTE:  "Montag looked at the river...that's a beginning."(Bradbury 154-155) This s a sign of a new life because he is starting to see the world in a new way and is recognizing the imperfections of the world.

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QUOTE:  "I remember... A long time ago."(Bradbury 153) This is the return because he is returning to his previous thoughts and conversations with Mildred and remembers where they first met.

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QUOTE:  "and the war began...and, puzzled, dies."(Bradbury 151)The is the result because war was declared while Montag was running and right after he gets his peace the result of war hits and the city gets bombed.

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QUOTE:  "He saw the moon...everything burned!"(Bradbury 134)This is a treasure moment because Montag has time to think clearly for the first time in a long time and once he gets further down the river he meets Granger and his friends.

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QUOTE:  "And the with a shrieking blaze...charred wax doll and lay silent."(Bradbury 113) This is how the main crisis starts when Montag burns Beatty and two other firemen alive and is then on the run from the mechanical hound almost all night.

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QUOTE:  "Beatty was watching his face...in front of my house." (Bradbury 106) This is when Montag approaches the main crisis when Beatty wants him to burn down his own house.

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QUOTE:  "Mrs. Phelps was crying...Mr. Montag you're nasty!" (Bradbury 97) Montag reads a poetry book the Mildred and her friends and he has to face to now consequences of doing so with Mrs. Phelps crying and Mrs. Bowles getting made.

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QUOTE:  "The front door opened slowly...The door shut."(Bradbury 76-77) This is when Montag leaves the normal and takes a chance by going to see someone who he knows has books.

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QUOTE:  "A natural error...Montag's mouth was dry"(Bradbury 59)This is from when Beatty tells Montag the history of the Firemen and how books became illegal and at the end he hints that he knows Montag stole a book

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QUOTE:  "The woman on the porch reached out with contempt to them all, and struck the kitchen match against the railing. People ran out of the houses all down the street." (Bradbury 37) This was the first moment Montag started to think about the things around him and he even stole a book from the fire.

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