Constitutional Conflagration
How often one would wonder what a world without their constitutional rights would be like? Today many people take their rights for granted and sometimes people do not realize how much of a necessity something is until it is lost.What if the Constitution had been burned, and otherwise destroyed? There would be controlled chaos. This is a portrayal of a dystopian world, one example in particular is the futuristic version of the world called Fahrenheit 451. The constitutional rights of the people in the book Fahrenheit 451 have been infringed upon.
The first scene is when the house owned by the old lady gets burned down, in this scene the 1st, 4th, and 6th amendments are broken. For example, the first amendment is broken when they did not let her speak her mind and let her say how she felt with them burning her books they told her “Enough of that!” said Beatty. “Where are they?” (Bradbury pg.33). They also …show more content…
This is because Beatty did not deserve to be burned to the ground. Despite the fact that he taunted and provoked Montag. So in a way Beatty caused his own death, because he wanted to die. Proof of this is when Beatty constantly quotes literature and gives little hints to Montag about how corrupt the society is. He also pledged to hunt down Faber after he found out about the earpiece. So in a sense, Montag had no choice but to kill Beatty, otherwise Beatty would have eventually found and killed Faber. The constitutional rights of the people in the book Fahrenheit 451 have been infringed upon. The scenes and how they break each individual amendment and clause are proof of this. If the Constitution had been destroyed in our world there is a possibility we could have ended up like the world of Fahrenheit 451, where society is a controlled chaos. This should make people think seriously about the importance of their Constitutional
How often one would wonder what a world without their constitutional rights would be like? Today many people take their rights for granted and sometimes people do not realize how much of a necessity something is until it is lost.What if the Constitution had been burned, and otherwise destroyed? There would be controlled chaos. This is a portrayal of a dystopian world, one example in particular is the futuristic version of the world called Fahrenheit 451. The constitutional rights of the people in the book Fahrenheit 451 have been infringed upon.
The first scene is when the house owned by the old lady gets burned down, in this scene the 1st, 4th, and 6th amendments are broken. For example, the first amendment is broken when they did not let her speak her mind and let her say how she felt with them burning her books they told her “Enough of that!” said Beatty. “Where are they?” (Bradbury pg.33). They also …show more content…
This is because Beatty did not deserve to be burned to the ground. Despite the fact that he taunted and provoked Montag. So in a way Beatty caused his own death, because he wanted to die. Proof of this is when Beatty constantly quotes literature and gives little hints to Montag about how corrupt the society is. He also pledged to hunt down Faber after he found out about the earpiece. So in a sense, Montag had no choice but to kill Beatty, otherwise Beatty would have eventually found and killed Faber. The constitutional rights of the people in the book Fahrenheit 451 have been infringed upon. The scenes and how they break each individual amendment and clause are proof of this. If the Constitution had been destroyed in our world there is a possibility we could have ended up like the world of Fahrenheit 451, where society is a controlled chaos. This should make people think seriously about the importance of their Constitutional