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Felipe Arenales
Fahrenheit 451 is written in the third-person and the narrator is omniscient. This is because of how we know the feelings of each character, mostly Mostag who struggles a lot with what is right and wrong.

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Joshua Mendez
The allegory we chose is the one of the fire. Fire is a prominent allegory in a book about book burning.  In the beginning of the book, fire is quite destructive.  It is used to destroy physical books yes, but book burning represents so much more.  With the destruction of the books comes a destruction of historical knowledge, ideas, concepts, teachings, philosophies, etc.  So people love burning the books, because in their opinion they represent a whole host of contradictory meanings

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Felipe Arenales
Tone: the tone in this book is gloomy and tensed, because of the feeling that something is wrong and the tension is very big because of the possible war and the crime of having books.
Mood: the mood in this book is melancholic and stressed because of all the things that are tormenting the protagonist because the books are illegal for unfair reasons.

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Natalia Sosa
-Clarisse: she says that people classify her as antisocial, but she believes she actually is very social, since she is very talkative and curious about many things.

-Beatty: he wants to get rid of books but he actually knows all of them, he can even make references to the books.

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Natalia Sosa
Dramatic irony
In Montag's world, firemen are the ones who start the fires, that's why people are afraid of them. When he meets Clarisse she tells him that  she heard that in the past the firemen where the ones that stopped accidental fires, but Montag just laughs because he just believes in his reality.
This is irony because, we, the readers, know that firemen are heroes that stop fires and save lives, but in this book they're the opposite.

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Natalia: 10
Joshua: 10