Introduction Paragraph
a. TAG sentence
b. As a warm and optimistic person, Clarisse played a crucial role in the book by opening Montag’s perspective. Clarisse, although her part was limited by the page numbers, brought delight to Montag’s dry life for the first time. With her bright character, she playfully but honestly expressed her feelings and values to Montag.
c. Clarisse served as a catalyst who urged Montag toward a necessary self-examination and self-awareness of himself.
Body Paragraph
a. Topic sentence
b. As little as Clarisse had appeared in the story, she has left a strong impression on the characters. She was ignited by curiosity and always looked on all perspectives before choosing her next words.
c. Starting with her head, her thoughts go beyond the surface. She thinks and comprehends another …show more content…
Clarisse picked up that Montag is not truly happy. She felt that while she was talking to him when she could see his actions. Although not by a lot, Montag’s reactions were different from others in the ideal society. For instance, Montag would look at Clarisse when she was talking and actually take into account her ideas. Therefore, Clarisse concluded that Montag is not truly happy with his position, but Montag has never had the opportunity for him to wonder if he is truly happy or not
e. Eyes represent how Clarisse sees the world through her mind. She feels the society has a lot of flaws, mainly the little communication people have with each other. “’Being with people is nice. But I don’t think it’s social to get a bunch of people together and then not let them talk, do you?’” (Bradbury 27).
f. The main problem of the society Clarisse is in is that people have little communications. Sharing feelings is even rarer. Communication only occurs when there is something to talk about, or you have something in your brain you want to express. But here, people are superficial due to technology. Technology has turned their brains and minds to a vegetable
a. TAG sentence
b. As a warm and optimistic person, Clarisse played a crucial role in the book by opening Montag’s perspective. Clarisse, although her part was limited by the page numbers, brought delight to Montag’s dry life for the first time. With her bright character, she playfully but honestly expressed her feelings and values to Montag.
c. Clarisse served as a catalyst who urged Montag toward a necessary self-examination and self-awareness of himself.
Body Paragraph
a. Topic sentence
b. As little as Clarisse had appeared in the story, she has left a strong impression on the characters. She was ignited by curiosity and always looked on all perspectives before choosing her next words.
c. Starting with her head, her thoughts go beyond the surface. She thinks and comprehends another …show more content…
Clarisse picked up that Montag is not truly happy. She felt that while she was talking to him when she could see his actions. Although not by a lot, Montag’s reactions were different from others in the ideal society. For instance, Montag would look at Clarisse when she was talking and actually take into account her ideas. Therefore, Clarisse concluded that Montag is not truly happy with his position, but Montag has never had the opportunity for him to wonder if he is truly happy or not
e. Eyes represent how Clarisse sees the world through her mind. She feels the society has a lot of flaws, mainly the little communication people have with each other. “’Being with people is nice. But I don’t think it’s social to get a bunch of people together and then not let them talk, do you?’” (Bradbury 27).
f. The main problem of the society Clarisse is in is that people have little communications. Sharing feelings is even rarer. Communication only occurs when there is something to talk about, or you have something in your brain you want to express. But here, people are superficial due to technology. Technology has turned their brains and minds to a vegetable