Oppression is the overall image that is taking place in the book Fahrenheit 451, it shows that oppression is not a good way to live. It’s like having to hide in the corner so scared and not knowing what to do. Due to oppression, many people in the book live in a black and white world full of no colors because they are afraid of what the outcome will be. The way that the book is written shows that there is more than just one way of life there is good and bad to this world.
Bradbury the author shows that no matter how hard things get there is another way to turn things around. Oppression is not a given lifestyle but a challenge faces.
Keywords: Oppression, afraid, challenge, life
Man vs man is like trying to play good guy and bad guy at the same moment, you do not know what to do. You’re focused on pleasing everyone around you that there is just no way you can be good and bad at the same time. In the book Fahrenheit …show more content…
The lies that the city hides is very cruel and it is wrong. Books are so powerful, the people are really smart, the world is a pretty place if you just take time and look at how beautiful it is. In the book Fahrenheit 451 the author Bradbury points out that lying and over piling can be bad and is like trying to keep that hidden every day for your own selfish reason. The government in this book, I would say is very controlling and tries to be the most powerful, from keeping the people away from books and not seeing the world as it is. In the book the Guy Montag grew up no better than all the other men did but what he does to leave town in very shocking he knows how to already cover his own scent he tells Faber “” (Bradbury 1967, pg. ). This shows the oppression of the city of men hiding the truth. Another example is when Guy Montag example, meaning (2 sentences) another example, then 2 sentence
Bradbury the author shows that no matter how hard things get there is another way to turn things around. Oppression is not a given lifestyle but a challenge faces.
Keywords: Oppression, afraid, challenge, life
Man vs man is like trying to play good guy and bad guy at the same moment, you do not know what to do. You’re focused on pleasing everyone around you that there is just no way you can be good and bad at the same time. In the book Fahrenheit …show more content…
The lies that the city hides is very cruel and it is wrong. Books are so powerful, the people are really smart, the world is a pretty place if you just take time and look at how beautiful it is. In the book Fahrenheit 451 the author Bradbury points out that lying and over piling can be bad and is like trying to keep that hidden every day for your own selfish reason. The government in this book, I would say is very controlling and tries to be the most powerful, from keeping the people away from books and not seeing the world as it is. In the book the Guy Montag grew up no better than all the other men did but what he does to leave town in very shocking he knows how to already cover his own scent he tells Faber “” (Bradbury 1967, pg. ). This shows the oppression of the city of men hiding the truth. Another example is when Guy Montag example, meaning (2 sentences) another example, then 2 sentence