Fahrenheit 451 VS. Hunger Games As I read the book Fahrenheit 451, I started to notice that that book had a lot of things in common with the book hunger games. Both authors use fire in their stories, and both books are controlled by the government. Not one person has any freedom really, I mean they do but it doesn't seem like it because in Fahrenheit 451 the people have their certain laws as in hunger games as well. However both novels are different in their own ways, like the hunger games has these games of death pretty much where they have all these weapons in a arena, and Fahrenheit 451 has burning books.
In Fahrenheit 451, if somebody hides a book or even reads one and they get caught, they are going to jail and all books are burned immediately …show more content…
The government in both books, is like a mother to the people, giving them homes, chores, jobs, and curfews. If you have read both books, then you should know by now that fire is used in both books! In the hunger games if you’ve read or watched the movie then you've probably heard of the phrase, “katniss everdeen, the girl on fire!” It’s so cool how they made her wardrobe to burn out pretty much into another wardrobe.
Fahrenheit 451 uses fire by burning books, and if it comes down to it they burn houses to. In Fahrenheit 451 the people, or most of the people are terrified of books because the no the consequences of reading books. In the hunger games the people also have consequences if they don’t follow the rules or do something stupid enough to get them in trouble. My opinion would be that if i had to live within either one of the books, in would definitely be the hunger games because you get a little bit more freedom! The only thing i’d be worried about is the reaping! As you read both books, you can kind of tell that not all of the people are happy. In Fahrenheit 451 clarisse asked montag if he was happy and he didn’t really even reply but later in the book he notices that he isn’t happy. In the hunger games,
In Fahrenheit 451, if somebody hides a book or even reads one and they get caught, they are going to jail and all books are burned immediately …show more content…
The government in both books, is like a mother to the people, giving them homes, chores, jobs, and curfews. If you have read both books, then you should know by now that fire is used in both books! In the hunger games if you’ve read or watched the movie then you've probably heard of the phrase, “katniss everdeen, the girl on fire!” It’s so cool how they made her wardrobe to burn out pretty much into another wardrobe.
Fahrenheit 451 uses fire by burning books, and if it comes down to it they burn houses to. In Fahrenheit 451 the people, or most of the people are terrified of books because the no the consequences of reading books. In the hunger games the people also have consequences if they don’t follow the rules or do something stupid enough to get them in trouble. My opinion would be that if i had to live within either one of the books, in would definitely be the hunger games because you get a little bit more freedom! The only thing i’d be worried about is the reaping! As you read both books, you can kind of tell that not all of the people are happy. In Fahrenheit 451 clarisse asked montag if he was happy and he didn’t really even reply but later in the book he notices that he isn’t happy. In the hunger games,