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I think that F451 has remained a popular novel for many generations because that sort of dystopia is happening in different aspect of the world right now. They book in a dystopia about the 2020s which is in our times.

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I agree with Ryan on how allusion impacts on readers of fahrenheit 451 since it give more context and explanatory to something that they refer to.

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I agree with Noah since clarrise is a person that question her self and when she quotioned montag he kinda doubted himself

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I aggree with Patrick since book farhaniet 451 did realte to modern people since people are mindless about what they are doing and addicted to harm technologies

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I think that Clarisse is a foil character because she is contradictory and goes against the behavior of the rest of the people in Guy Montag's society.

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I agree with Lillian because it is similar to what I wrote, in that it talks about how society is expected to be a certain way even if it is not right. And it's comparing our society to back then.

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I think that Clarisse is the one who sparks something up in Guy because she really center him back to how he feel and the importance of his job to him.

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This books helps readers reflect about this society compared to our society now.

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One reason that Fahrenheit 451 has remained relevant through future generations is because of how eerily accurate were the predictions highlighted in the book. Even during the time of the novel's writing, I'm sure books could've been on the decline already.

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Two foil characters that I feel really contrast each other are Clarisse and Mildred. While Clarisse has the personality, thinking, and appreciation of the outside world, Mildred is sucked of any personality, mindlessly thinking, and as such, is basically stripped of her soul. For example, Clarisse observes people, spends free time thinking to herself, and (most likely) would read books. Mildred, on the other hand, watches TV, spends money excessively, etc.

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I completely agree that Clarisse helps speed up Guy's change.

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I agree and also think that the allusion of Icarus and Dadalus is a very effective allusion.

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I agree with Crisly that the book has remained popular for its similarities to our modern world.

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I agree with Violet that Mildred and Clarrise are foil characters based on their interests and personalities.

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I agree with Wyatt that Clarisse is the one that speeds up the change in Guy by making him question his life.

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The illusion impacts on readers of Fahrenheit 451 to show the readers some deeper context from different societies and what happened and why. And an allusion with the most effect is of Mildreds panick attack to the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

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i agree with Ben because bradbury makes all the characters different in their own ways.

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I think Fahrenheit 451 has remained popular, because people may enjoy reading it and it holds a lot of importance when viewing our society.

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The Dover Beach allusion in Farenheit 451 was the most important one, and the others were irrelevant such as the one of Benjamin Franklin being the first fireman.

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Fahrenheit 451 has remained popular because it gives readers a sense of wonder. It shows them a society where people are not free to read while they are reading.

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I agree allusions make a bigger impact.

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Clarrise and Mildred are really big foil characters because of their opposing veiws in life.

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I agree with Eddygaelle because Clarisse helped Guy think and reflect on books.

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I believe its because so many of the topics are still relevant to this day. Like everything going on with technology growing increasingly while theres been a decline in reading books.

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Allusions are every effective to help entertain the readers, but sometimes the readers might be confused on what the author is trying to explain.

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I agree that their dystopian world can be related to our making it popular.

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I think the book has remained popular because of its relevant and relatable context.

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I agree with Jake Luna because the Dover Beach poem helped us better understand what Guy meant and that it helped us understand the book.

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Clarrise and Mildred are foil characters towards one another. While Clarrise is angelic, genuine, and new, Mildred is lazy, boring, and ignorant. Clarrise represents people like others today, and Mildred represents their dystopia.

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I agree that Clarisse (McCellan) triggers a change in Guy Montag because most of the questions and conversations thart they have really speeds up a change most of the tiime.

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I think Mildred is the largest foil character because she is ignorant and careless about everything except her "family." This makes it seem like she is out of everything or like spaced out especially with the seashells in her ears blocking out most noises.

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I agree that these two characters contrast each other by having different personalities.

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This seems more like the definition of a catalyst than a foil, no?

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The book Fahrenheit 451 has remained popular for generations because in some ways, the book shows our modern day society. The book also shows the ideas what people from the past thought their future would be like.

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The catalyst character speeds up the change in Guy Montage is Clarisse McClellan. She makes Montag question the way society works and his life.

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Clarisse Mclealln being a catalyst character sped uo the change in Guys character because she made him question things.

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Allusion in the book Fahrenheit 451 is every effective and contradictory of Guy's society because there are many allusion about how society is rotting.

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I agree with Patrick because if we take a look at the modern world we will in fact see this is true. The huge impact the internet has had on us.

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Yes, but how do these headphones make her a foil character, what is their purpose and how does Mildred overall contribute to the novel??

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I agree with Patrick, the book has a lot of connections to the real world where it makes the reader feel like they are apart of it.

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The impact of allusions on readers can be important. One reason is that allusions add a deeper meaning to the book. The Icarus allusion and the Dover Beach poem were the two most working allusions.

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Nathaniel (Section 11) (Response to Wesley)

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Nathaniel (Section 11) (Response to Wesley)

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I agree with this, as we are still aware of the impacts of the of the Soviet Union, and there is a certain psychological factor that contributes to Fahrenheit 451's popularity throughout generations.

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The impact of allusions on readers of Fahrenheit 451 made it so the was a deeper mean behind what characters wanted to convey. The Francis bacon was most effective and I feel as if none was least affective.

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I think Farenhiet 451 has remained so popular over the years is because the dystopian story talks about what the future could be like and we are now in that future and are seeing some of the things that were talked about in the book like the seashells which resemble airpods and other devices you can use to listen to music or videos.

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F451 has remained popular for so long because a little part of humanity realizes that it's coming true. Maybe not so much of the burning books. However, we are slowly starting to stop ready as often. Most kids only get a small amount of reading based solely on school.

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Clarrise is a catalyst character because she asks Guy questions about the world. She wants to know if he is happy and is much more genuine than his wife who cares more for her TV family than him. She provides contrast to what his life is now and what it could be. He wants to know what freedom feels like.

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I agree with this since he broke the law and his role as a firefighter because of her.

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Clarisse and Mildred, who are foil characters, don't have much things in common. Mildred wants to watch TV all day long, while Clarisse loves her seashells.

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Mildred and Clarisse are catalyst characters because Mildred represents the lazy brainwashed people in the society while Clarisse is someone who thinks for herself and actively questions the things wrong with their dystopian society.

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I agree with most people that Ray Bradbury uses Clarisse and Mildred as foils to each other.

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A catalyst character that speeds up a change in Guy Montag, is most likely Clarrise. Who, took montag aback by asking so many questions about him and they're society which started to result into Montag, question himself and his morals.

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I think that Fahrenheit is a very important book that's been relevant and continues to stay relevant because of it's history. it alludes to many different yet historical pieces of literature, and it carries an important theme. I think Ben has a great point explaining the context behind the book and how it's able to still stay relevant.

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I agree with Ben on the fact that Clarrise and Mildred are the two biggest foil characters in Fahrenheit 451

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I feel like it has been popular because it is like real life except he uses symbols and allusions to show it.

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Ok ok I agree. Allusions that Ray Bradbury uses are important to the reader. I don't think he's trying to use any illusions as a joke though.

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I completely agree with Patrick, and the idea that it has remained popular because of it's unexpected accuracy.

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I think it is difficult to argue that the "Book People" serve as catalysts since Montag meets them at the end of the novel...

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Mildred is the best example of a foil character in the novel because she opposes Guy and doesn't even notice him and agnowledge what he's saying.

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Clarrise and Mildred are the two foil characters. The two may look alike in Montag's eyes but they are the complete opposite in real life.

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The allusion to Icarus is most effective because most people already have information regarding the story and it is an easy allusion to understand. The least effective allusion was the reference to the Tyger because it was hard to catch and hard to understand.

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Nathaniel (Section 11) (Response to Hazel)

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Nathaniel (Section 11) (Response to Hazel)

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I agree with this idea, as he does indeed make clear opposites of characters. I would like to add that he does sometimes create the illusion that 2 characters are the same.

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In Fahrenheit 451, the foil characters were Mildred and Clarrise. These characters effect Guy Montag in the story. In agreement to Mika I think that these characters are very different.

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The allusions help make the story become more detailed and give the story a deeper meaning. It helps create context.

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I thought that Clarise changed Guy Montag the most because he goes home and everything the thinks about his world has changed mostly.

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Allusions allow the reader to see the deeper side of the book and the true meaning/ what the author wants us to understand. However, the only way you can see the deeper meaning of the Allusion is if you know what the author is talking about.

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I agree with the fact that when he references something it helps the reader Bradbury's point.

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Fahrenheit 451 is not like other novels. Simple as that. Fahrenheit 451 serves to offer a perspective into the eyes of a man who lived in a time of complete uncertainty, shrouded by fear and paranoia. While simultaneously showing what he thinks the future will be like, and now that we live in the years he set the novel in, we see the similarities, and the eerie accuracy Bradbury possessed.

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Nathaniel (Section 11) (Response to Ivan)

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Nathaniel (Section 11) (Response to Ivan)

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I agree with your opinion, as I believe Guy truly began to change right around the time that Clarisse asked that question.

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I agree that the book is good and that its similar to our world

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Why I believe that Fahrenheit 451 has become popular over the years, is because even though the story was written in the 50's, a lot of whats in there many can relate today even if it trying to be depicted in a dystopian society. For example, many kids aren't reading anymore (outside of school) and are just glued to technology.

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Responding to Noah. I agree with Noah, basically if you don't start a change, you will be consumed and you will not get out like the entirely of the society. The questioning of Clarisse triggers Montag to go questioning other things and people.

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Clarisse and Mildred

They are practically 2 completely different people. For example Mildred is cold and distant but Clarisse is so much more full of life and outgoing.

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I agree with Nickolas and his reasoning for how Clarisse sped up Guys character development making him think about the world around him.

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I think it is still popular because the book is entertaining and the people in their world are addicted to screens, which is similar to our situation right now.

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I agree with your post, it really represents the modern day with technology.

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I think it is a book that talks about all the issues in a way that people find interesting and it's kept the book so popular. Especially how it shows and confronts the brainlessness you mentioned so forwardly.

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I agree with Patrick on how it relates to the modern day world and that's what made you wanting to keep on reading.

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I also think that Clarisse McLellan

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Nathaniel (section 11) (response to derrick)

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Nathaniel (section 11) (response to derrick)

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I agree with this, as the vast majority of the allusions within Fahrenheit 451 were completely pointless and had no deeper meaning or relevance to the overall theme.

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Honestly In my opinion I thought the Dover beach poem and minstrel man were the most effective, the rest I felt a little bit confused by.

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Fahrenheit 451 still remains popular because some of these issues are still occurring and were a part of our history.

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I agree with Noah because we see that even with the few seconds Clarisse had with Guy she got him very curious. Simple things like how he met his wife were something he was barely able to find an answer to.

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I agree with your wording about Mildred.

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I agree that Mildred and Clarisse foil each other the most and that they have the biggest contrast in this book.

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Someone like the Old Woman that was burnt with the books is a character that had speeded up change to Montag because he was curious about what made books so important to the woman life that she would burn with them making him want to open/read a book to see what was so important or so magnificent about it to want to die for it.

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Clarise McCellan was the person who triggered a speed up in Guy by making him think more about the world around him

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Christine it was really popular for its time and it kind of still is and can also relate our world.

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Christine it was really popular for its time and it kind of still is and can also relate our world.

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I agree with your post.

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Ray Bradbury uses these foil characters to surprisingly change these main characters and/or protagonists views of themselves or the world.

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F451 has remained popular for generations because it basically shows how the government really treats its people in the system of their own kind of government.

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He crafts Mildred and Clarisse to foil each other befause Clarisse goes outside and reads books while Mildred is zoned in on the TV

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Clarrise is a catalyst character who speeds up Guy's change. She makes him wonder and question the world they live in and take time to simply think and reflect.

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I agree with your post and was very inspired by it.

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Mildred's "zombie"-like behaviors serve to foil, or compliment Guy's slowly growing differences in opinions, as well as the stark difference between what people in their world consider "normal" and what we, in the real world, view as ordinary.

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Clasrrise and mildred are without a doubt the largest foils in this story.

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Allusions impacted the readers of Fahrenheit 451 by giving the story a deeper meaning and giving the reader some other context and history. I think the Icarus allusions were the most effective and the least effective was Benjamin Franklin.

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Clarisse is a catalyst character that triggers a change in Guy because she makes him start to question why he burns books and the appeal of reading. After meeting her he began reading and questioning the society he lived in.

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I agree that Dover Beach is the most effective out of the allusions.

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Mildred would be one of the characters because of her seashell radio that works as earbuds.

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I think its been popular for generations because a lot of generations can relate to this book. The book could relate to people on their tech all the time.