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THINGS LEFT FOR ME TO FIND

-literary devices

-figurative language

-character traits

-themes

-evidence/textual support for ideas/claims

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THINGS THAT MAY CAUSE ME TO WONDER IF I'M RIGHT

-connections

-questions

-significance

-foreshadows/predictions

-syntax

-understandings/realizations

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Pg. 23 and 24: On this page Montag and the hound meet and the hound doesn't exactly like him growling and "activated". Could this be foreshadowing that the hound finds/knows that Montag is hiding books?

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Pg. 60: Beatty asks if Montag will come in and responds with "Maybe", but he thinks he'll never come in again. Why does he think this?

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Pg. 56: The text says that houses were fireproofed worldwide. Why are all the houses fireproofed?

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Pg. 53: Mildred is trying to fix Montag's pillow, but feels the outline of a book. She proceeds to ask Montag a question about it but gets interrupted by Baetty before she can. Will Mildred be the one to expose Montag and his books?

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" A book is a loaded gun in the house next door." - Baetty

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Pg. 57: "The Girl? She was a time bomb."

This is Baetty comparing Clarisse to a bomb because she knew a bunch of information that most people didn't know.

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Pg. 74: Why does Montag even want to read the books?

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Pg. 87: "I'm the Queen Bee, safe in the hive. You will be the drone, the traveling car."

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Pg. 71: "I talk the meaning of things. I sit here and know I'm alive." - Faber

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Pg. 72: "Each becomes a black butterfly." - Baetty

In this quote, Baetty compares the flying ashes of the books burning to black butterflies.

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Pg. 138: Montag finds the railroads, starts walking on them, and says that Clarisse has walked on the same tracks but cannot prove it. Is this foreshadowing that maybe Clarisse isn't dead and is living on the railroads?

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Pg. 132: "The only man running alone in the night city, the only man proving his legs!' - Montag

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Pg. 132: "Like gray animals peering from electric caves, faces with gray colorless eyes, gray tongues and gray thoughts looking out through the numb flesh of the face."

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Pg. 133: "He felt as if he had left a stage behind and many actors. He felt as if he had left the great seance and all the murmuring ghosts."

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Pg. 94: Montag reads the poetry to Mildred's friends on this page. He scares the women a lot with the poetry and by yelling at them to sit down, even making them cry. Mildred makes an excuse about how he gets to bring books home since he's a firefighter, but the three women don't buy it. Will Mildreds friends turn Montag in for having books?

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Pg. 111: "Was it my wife turned in the alarm?"- Montag

"But her friends turned in an alarm earlier that I let ride. One way or the other, you'd have got it."- Baetty

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Pg. 68: On this page, there is something at the door which I think is the mechanical hound. There is scratching at the door and sniffing like there is a dog. Maybe the hound was sent to Montag as a warning or foreshadowing that they know Montag is keeping books hidden.

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Pg. 106 & 107: Montag realizes that they have driven to his house to burn books, realizing that he has been exposed for having books. Beatty tells him that he tried to warn/hint him by sending the hound earlier. Mildred ends up leaving in her battle-taxi and Montag burns down his house along with burning/killing Beatty.

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evidence/ textual support for ideas/ claims

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Throughout the book, Beatty often quotes books. Could this mean that Beatty reads in his free time?

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The first chapter in the book is called "The Heart and the Salamander" This symbolizes Montag's life with fire because a hearth is a part of a fireplace while a salamander is believed to represent fire.

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The Phoenix is a big symbol because it represents/is a connection to fire. The Phoenix is seen on Montag's chest as well as Beatty's hat and car.

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I think that religion is a big motif. Throughout the book, we see a lot of bible quotes and scriptures. Montag also owns a copy of the bible and ends up memorizing it.

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Montag's job is to burn books but he still reads them. Beatty also does the same things because he burns books as well, but still reads them and quotes them throughout the book.

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Montag meets Clarisse which makes him realize that he isn't happy and realizes that most of society isn't happy either. This makes Montag want to read books, so he can understand/find what's wrong with society and make society realize that they aren't happy either.

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Montag doesn't want to go to work anymore because he realizes that his work is a part of the problem that he's trying to fix. He could also be scared of the mechanical hound as well because it knows about Montag's books.

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The irony in Fahrenheit 451 is when the firemen burn things in their society instead of putting out fires like they do in actual society.

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Pg. 156: Granger brings up the "Phoenix" which was apparently a bird back before Christ and every few hundred years he would build a pyre and burn himself up.