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Instructions: Group members will plan how to divide your book to keep pace with each other. You have to complete reading by March 2nd.

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I think a good way to split up this book is to read 30 pages every week. In total there are 165 pages and we have 6 weeks, so this would be almost perfect.

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I think that a weekly plan is good, but we only have 5 weeks, so maybe 35-40 a week could be the plan. that still is only around 6 pages a day.

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I think that 35-40 pages a week would be perfect! 7-8 pages seems fairly simple :)

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I believe that given we have 5-6 weeks to complete the book and there is 165 pages somewhere around 30 pages a week should work!

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Why does Clarisse seem different or unique from other people to Guy? Does she retain information from books that have been burnt?

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The world is obviously dystopian, but why? Whoever is in charge of the system, why do they want to do what they’re doing? (Sleeping pills, burning books, replacing bodies)

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What do you think of their society so far? What reasons do you think caused this sort of world to form? What sort of predictions do you have for the ending?

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What sort of development do you think Montag will go through? Do you think Montage secretly owns any or has read any books? What are some views he has that many change/ stay the same?

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What could the reason for banning books be? What makes ALL books bad in their society?

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Will Clarisse have a significant impact on Montag as the book continues? In what ways may Clarisse influence Montag?

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When the woman decided to take herself down with her books, what was the reason she saw the information in the books so valuable she was willing to not even trade but take her life with the content?

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What about Clarisse offers something so appealing and anomalous that Guy decides to completely alter the way he thinks, views, and decides things?

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Montag mentioned that the other firemen would fear Clarisse, why do you think this is? Beatty says they can easily change students when they’re younger, why do you think they are so scared for people the turn out like Clarisse? What do you think they gain from ‘controlling’ people this way?

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What do you think about Montag and Mildred's reactions to the books? Why do you think both of them reacted the way they did? Do you think it’s because Clarisse opened up Montag's eyes, or do you think Montag was already feeling inclined to read a book? What do you think will change about both Montag and Mildred?

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How will Guy and Clarisse's relationship affect the plots trajectory as the story moves on?

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How does the authors introduction of Clarisse foreshadow her role in the future of the story? Why could This be important?

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Why did Mildred overdose on pills? I feel like this is a really relatable moment for some people, and when she's at her lowest, it feels like nobody else really cares about her.

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Why was Clarisse able to have such a strong effect on Montag? Such an alteration that he is viewing his life in a whole different manner than before. He no longer likes anything, including who he is, he fights against anything he can and pleads for Millie to help him.

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Do you think that Montag and Saber's plan of starting mass burnings in designated locations will work or not? Why may it not work or why may it work?

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What was perhaps the biggest factor to Montag going from a mindless and passionate fireman, to a self-possessed rebel? What are other factors that led to his change? Did his change have an affect on others?

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Why did the women Mildred invited have such a visceral reaction to the poem Montag read? Why did one of the women start crying? Was it the words of the poem, or could it perhaps have been something else?

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Why do attempts of suicide happen so frequently in Montag’s society? Take for example Mildreds suicide attempt and the woman who sets herself on fire with her books.

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How have books impacted Montag’s life? Have they had a negative impact on his wellbeing? What benefits does he gain from books?

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What happens that causes Montag to be seen as a public enemy? Chased and hunted by firefighters and the public alike.

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Why do you believe that the city was destroyed, aside from the aspect of war, more of why did they go to the extent of destroying the city as an entirety?

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Why do you think Mildred sounded alarms on Montag? Why is Mildred so scared of books and untrusting towards Montag? Montag mentioned how Mildred would just forget him tomorrow, why do you think they are such strangers even though they lived together for so many years?

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After Mildred ran away, Montag's home was destroyed, and Beatty was murdered, what do you think will happen to Montag? Is he going to try to continue his plan even after he became a wanted fugitive? What sort of future do you think he will have? What will become of his city?

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Why does Mildred report Montag? Does she personally gain an advantage as a result, or could there perhaps be another reason? What does this show about the relationship between the couple?

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Do you think, like Montag did, that Beatty truly wanted to die? Why or why not?

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Why do you think Montag's city went so far as to kill an innocent man just to have a “satisfying ending?” Why do you think they didn't admit they lost sight of him and actually try to find him?

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what predictions do you have for Montag and the rest of the men in the future? Do you think they will be able to carry out their plan? Do you think they will be able to rebuild a new nation and bury the bitter past by remembering?