The life that we live in this society is a gift. A lot of people may not see it that way, and for good reason. Our world as it rots is full of crime, war, evil harassment, rape, and murder. The innocent in this world pay the price for the wild actions of the insane, but the thing about all those horrendous factors of society, is that those people are given the choice to do what they want. What if you lived in a society where you are told what to believe? That you had no choice in a matter? Where you’re opinion means nothing? In a world like that, the best parts of life would fade to obscurity? Although, that means that the bad would fade as well, and that would be true, however, would that even be worth it? Giving up all of your human aspects and characteristics, for the sake of your own freedom?
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Turning him from a man, to a machine. More on this later. For now another book by the name of, Fahrenheit 451, is about a society where all books are considered too controversial, so they are burned by firemen. Not like the firemen of today where they put out fires, instead they burn things such as books. These authors and directors that executed these works through diction and cinematography. They also used these concepts to inform the human race what may lie ahead in their futures if the government takes the population hostage and forces them to abide by their outlandish
Turning him from a man, to a machine. More on this later. For now another book by the name of, Fahrenheit 451, is about a society where all books are considered too controversial, so they are burned by firemen. Not like the firemen of today where they put out fires, instead they burn things such as books. These authors and directors that executed these works through diction and cinematography. They also used these concepts to inform the human race what may lie ahead in their futures if the government takes the population hostage and forces them to abide by their outlandish