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"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."

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"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."

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Animal farm Orwell, 134

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Fahrenheit 451 Bradbury, 10

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Fahrenheit 451 follows Guy Montag a fireman in a Utopian city. In Montag's world the firemen start the fires instead of putting them out. This society follows many strict rules based on censorship and other topics. The people in this society do not read books, they rely heavily on technology using wall size televisions and listening to a radio in their ears. When Montags meets a young girl names Clarisse Mclellan who breaks the norms of society by engaging in conversation and having questions, she opens his eyes to the dark empty world they are living in. Over the next few days Montag spirals into a deep questioning over books and how they are viewed in the society. Montag witnesses an old woman take her own life because she did not want to live any longer without her books. A few days later he hears that Clarisse has been killed by a speeding car. Montag is so dissatisfied with this society he begins to rebel and stash his own books. overwhelmed with the rules and readins Montag turns to his wife mildred for help but she is so consumed with technology she cannot see why he would ever want to read in the first place. Montag reunites with an old friend of his named Faber to help him understand and memorize books. They use a two way radio earpiece to converse. Mildred so consumed in the utopian society turned in Montag and his obsession with books. The chief fireman Captian Beatty forces Montag to burn his own house down, while Beatty is yelling at Montag, Montag turns the flamethrower on Beatty killing him. Now Montag is on the run, from the people in the society and the mechanical hounds. While Montag is running away he meets a guy named Granger and his friends. They welcome him in and teach him more about books. In the distance they see bombs heading toward Montags society. Montag and Granger return to the city to help rebuild it and start fresh hopeful to include books into a new future.

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A big theme we see in Fahrenheit 451 is censorship. not only is it a huge topic in the book, the book itself is also ironically banned in the US.

This book covers topics that we see in the world today with censorship. The books shows government ruling and burning books to keep the knowledge away from the people, just like how in our world today the government is banning books that include heavier topics that could be controversial to some.

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"You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them."

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"You don't have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them."

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Bradbury, 58 Fahrenheit 451

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We see a huge example of a technology obsessed society in Fahrenheit just like how our world seems to be becoming like. Reading this book was like "Omg is this about us?" Ray Bradbury did an amazing job of depicting what a futuristic society would look like because we are almost there.

In the book they have television that fill up every wall of their homes. They have radios to put in their ears when feeling stressed or overwhelmed to drown out the complicated thoughts. Almost like airpods.

Our world and our society now is so consumed with technology that we are loosing the aspect of real conversation and real human interactions because its all done online now with AI and virtual reality to escape from this real reality just like Fahrenheit 451.

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Animal farm and Fahrenheit 451 are both similar books in the way they have dictatorship ruling over a society.

In animal farm the leader Napoleon uses fear and lies to control the animals on the farm. Just as Captain Beatty/the firemen use fear to control the society and their view of knowledge.

In animal farm only the pigs are aloud to know how to read or spell, and in Fahrenheit 451 the firemen are a loud to only have one book of their choice on them while the others in the society are limited and not aloud to read as it would give them more knowledge.

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I chose to relate Fahrenheit 451 to the movie Wall-E.

I chose this because they both use themes of technology to show the dangers of a virtual filled world with little to no human connection.

Fahrenheit 451 uses the parlor walls to act as a "family" for some of the characters instead of building real human connections.

Wall-E shows a society full of humans who are glued to their couches and having no human interactions because all of their needs are met by technology.

They are both set in the future and they are both dystopian. they both show a society where humans abandon normal healthy lifestyle and they both are caused by technology showing the dangers of how it can destroy a society.

some differences in both of these are that in Wall-E they are trying to warn the people about the technology and what it is doing to the world while in Fahrenheit 451 they are trying to keep it hidden and convey it as normal.

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“If you hide your ignorance, no one will ever hit you and you will never learn.”

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“If you hide your ignorance, no one will ever hit you and you will never learn.”

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Fahrenheit 451 Bradbury, 104

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“ We’re under the impression that nothing aboard the axiom ever changes, lulling humanity into the sedentary state of inertia.”

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“ We’re under the impression that nothing aboard the axiom ever changes, lulling humanity into the sedentary state of inertia.”

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Wall-E

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Fahrenheit 451 - "We must burn the books, Montag. All the ...

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Fahrenheit 451 Bradbury, 1

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Fahrenheit 451 and Animal farm both follow similar topics such as: censorship, government control, and manipulation.

For censorship in Animal farm they create the seven commandments of Animalism which is built to fit the animals desires censoring out the farms past with Mr. Jones. In Fahrenheit 451 censorship is probably the biggest topic discussed they ban and burn books to censor out knowledge and dangerous conflicting ideas.

In both of these books there is a form of government that abuses power. In Animal farm Napoleons power corrupts everything to where they fall back into the tyrannical power they once were under with the humans. In Fahrenheit 451 the government's lust for power leads to the disregard for human connection and resorts to being ruled by technology.

the society s in both of these books are filled with ignorant citizens. They are being lied to and manipulated by the leaders to believe what they are doing is right. The animals in Animal farm lack education which makes them unable to question Napoleons leadership. In Fahrenheit 451 the people are too distracted with technology and screens to realize the knowledge they lack and the wrongdoings of the firemen.

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this video clip from the Fahrenheit 451 movie shows how Captain Beatty thought of books, and an explanation of why they do it.

They need a happy society and in order to do that it has to be equal for everyone so they must burn all of the books. Knowledge is a weapon and they want to disarm the people.

This clip also relates to animal farm because of how they talk about how everyone needs to be equal “all animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others”

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I chose this song because it says they are going to let the fire burn which is what they do in the book. Some people let the fire burn differently or burn different things like how the old woman let herself burn and Montag let his house burn, or even the firemen letting the books burn.

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"He saw her leaning toward the great shimmering walls of color and motion where the family talked and talked and talked to her."

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"He saw her leaning toward the great shimmering walls of color and motion where the family talked and talked and talked to her."

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Fahrenheit 451 Bradbury, 19

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This poem written by Matthew Arnold shows the emptiness of a power seeking society that lacks human connection just as the society in Fahrenheit 451 does. A world lacking "nor love, nor light." Mirrors Fahrenheit 451's dystopian world.

the poem's plea for a true connection is like how Montag attempted to get the people around him to yearn for a deeper connection by reading books and learning about stuff that the society lacks but in the end they are ruled by technology and they do not care.