Fahrenheit 451 Week 3 Reading Log

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It’s Jake and Lydia’s first time to go outside in the wilderness and see all of the beautiful nature out there. They don’t know what they're going to expect out there and there can be very dangerous plants or animals there. They have never ever seen any kind of animal in there whole life except the talking ape. Their parents let them go explore outside even though that might be the last time there going to see them. Jake and Lydia are very excited to go out and see different things. When they go outside they think that it’s so beautiful and they admire all of the things that they come across from. They saw this one big tree that had green, yellow, and red balls on them. They were apples but they didn’t know that. They really wanted to eat …show more content…
they wanted to eat more and more but they wanted to go and see the other things that were out here. They saw a lot of birds and thought they were really beautiful. They thought it was very cool how they can go in the air and fly instead of walking. They soon past to this green bush that they thought was a mini tree. There was some little purple things on the bush that were called berries but they didn’t know that either. They thought if the fruit that they ate earlier didn’t give them any harm they thought that this one won’t either. They ate those berries and thought they tasted even better than the fruit that they ate earlier today. they got really tired from walking so much because they have never walked for that long in there whole, entire life. They decided to rest so when they went to sleep they had to find a very comfortable place to sleep at. they couldn't find anything and the more they looked the more they got tired. They soon found flat grassy land that was perfect to rest on. they fell to sleep in three minutes. When they woke up they didn’t know how long they slept for but they weren’t feeling to

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