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The two masks associated with drama symbolize the traditional generic division between comedy and tragedy. A mask is an ancient form of an expressive facial disguise, it was used to frighten enemies and contain identity. In modern day the mask is generally known to be a symbol of

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The author symbolized faces because it is an idea, an idea that no one is actually happy, they hide behind this blanket of lies and misguidance, and under that false sense of security, they're scared of life for what it is.

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"He wore happiness like a mask and the girl had run off across the lawn with the mask and there was no way of going to knock on her door and ask for it back."

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His happiness wasn't real, it could be taken away at any moment, any time. It was an outfit, accessory. He was dependent on others for an untroubled life. Montag was clueless to what a life with true happiness really was.

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"Her face was like a snow-covered island."

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Clarisses' face was as pales as snow. The color white symbolizes innocence and her purity. Clarisse is unique and different from society. White also represents death.

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"They show the pores in the face of life. The comfortable people want only wax moon faces, poreless, hairless, expressionless.

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The overall meaning of symbolizing faces is nobody is actually happy in this dystopian society. Everyone believes its okay to live this dull life. They wake up in the morning and believe that they're content, but deep down they're miserable.

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The common people have no depth, they're all the same without distinctions. They don't want change, they want to keep life boring and bland.

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In the beginning of the novel, people believed their lives were filled with no worries. As the novel continues, the idea that this perfect life is imaginary, floods their minds and starts to create an uproar.