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3. Jillian and garrettThe simile to describe Mildred was she was melting like a wax doll. on page 76.The foreshadowing on the bottom half was were Montag met clarrise and that You know i am not afraid of you at all.This showed Clarrise could be an issue.

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3. Jillian and garrettThe simile to describe Mildred was she was melting like a wax doll. on page 76.The foreshadowing on the bottom half was were Montag met clarrise and that You know i am not afraid of you at all.This showed Clarrise could be an issue.

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Chain smoking symbolizes Beatty's addiction to burning books- he enjoys it. He burns books without stop, like a chain smoker with cigarettes, or like montag, who can't stop reading the books

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Allusions:

pg. 83) Hercules and Aneaeus
pg. 86) Aeschylus and Eugene O'Neill
pg. 87) Bible: "He put the Bible in the old man's hands."

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Montag knew in the back of his mind that he wouldn't have the Bible anymore which is one of the most important books in history. This can also be associated as how people disconnect themselves with basic morals.

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Three character details about Clarisse that makes her appears older than 16:

1. She wonders "why" instead of "how," signifying a maturity and focus within her.

2. She often asks contemplative and thoughtful questions

3. She has developed thoughts on subjects lost to Montag, suggesting she has far more life experience than she does

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1: blackened
2: brass
3: blood
4: blazing
5: sparkling
6: igniter
7: fireflies
8: furnace
9: burned
10: marshmallow

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Three allusions on page 8:

1. Fireman Slogan- Burn poetry
"It's fine work. Monday burn Millay, Wednesday Whitman, Friday Faulkner, burn 'em to ashes, then burn the ashes. That's our official slogan."
2. 451- temperature at which books catch fire and burn
" 'Well, doesn't this mean anything to you?' He tapped the numerals 451 stitched on his char-colored sleeve."
3. Firemen- burning houses
"...and the girl said, 'Is it true that long ago firemen put fires out instead of going to start them?' "

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Montag realizes when he finds the empty bottle, that Mildred's life, along with his own, is empty. She wasn't even aware of her actions by continuing to consume the sleeping pills. Kickin the empty pill bottle was like kicking a buried mine because he wasn't previously aware of how upset he truly was, but after realizing he was empty he knew he wasn't truly happy.

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Dark: cold, night, sleeping tablets
Light: moon, igniter

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-the machine that slid down Mildred's throat and "drank up fluids"
-the mechanical hound
-television parlour "walls"
-little seashell radios that go into Mildred's ears and played ocean music

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-to retain knowledge
"Read fast and read all, maybe some of the sand will stay in the sieve."

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-the mechanical hound
-the machine that slide down Mildred's throat and "drank up the fluids"
-television parlour "walls"
-little seashell radios that go in Mildred's ears and played ocean sounds

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Five words on page 71 that provide images of sadness
1. Cold
2. Empty
3. Dead
4. Blank
5. Quiet

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Five examples of animal symbolism
1. The electronic hound
2. Dog at the door
3. Swarm of fireflies
4. Python
5. Phoenix

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1) "Two moonstones looked up at him in the light of his small hand-held fire."
2) "Her face was like a snow-covered island upon which rain might fall, but it felt no rain."
3) "Two pale moonstones buried in a creek of clear water over which the life of the world ran, not touching them."
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Montag compares reading the whole bible as quickly as possible to a memory of his cousin giving him a dime

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Question 4. Part 1.
Color Examples of Innocence:
1.Violet Amber Eyes: Montag sees himself in the eyes of Clarissa, and he sees nothing more than just a man, he doesn't see a fireman. All he sees is a small, tiny man, portraying innocence and not the destructive behavior of a fireman.
2. Milky White Face. White portrays innocence. Milk is white. Montag is comparing Clarisse's skin to a milky color.
3.4.5. The green, pink, and white blurs. These blues represent innocence because people are going to fast to stop and think. Not giving them the ability to create true thoughts and emotions about what they're seeing, giving them innocence.
Part 2. Having Mildred be compared to a wax doll melting in its own heat shows Mildred as being empty and not having a true essence. Mildred becomes so confused and conflicted with Montag that she begins to crumble and melt, like a wax doll.

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Reacted1. "The Mechanical Hound slept but did not sleep, lived but did not live."
2. "Montag touched the muzzle. The Hound growled. Montag jumped back."
3. " 'Montag...?'
'It doesn't like me.' "
4. " 'It would be easy for someone to set up...Hound's memory... That would account for what the animal did just now. Reacted toward me."
5. " '...what does the Hound think about down there nights?' "