(MIP) This meme focuses on a major message that was taught in the book, the humanity of a person. (SIP-A) This meme can be used to persuade people in our society to not be around technology too much, so that they don't lose their humanity.(STEWE-1) When Montag was talking about a serious topic to Mildred, she seemed like she needed an escape, because she didn't want to talk to him. So when,“The telephone rang. Mildred snatched the phone” (Bradbury 70). Mildred didn't even spare a minute to talk to Montag and hear what he had to say. She didn't even want to speak to him, and didn't just pick up the phone, but she “snatched” the phone. It seems like she had no interest in talking to Montag and was looking for an escape from him. This shows her
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(STEWE-1) Part of Montag’s realization of this lack of humanity is when he asks many questions, one of them being, “‘Millie, does-he licked his lips-’does your ‘’family’’ love you, love you very much, love you with all their heart and soul, Millie?’...”’why'd you ask me a silly question like that?’”(Bradbury 73). Montag tried to put the humanity back into Millie, by trying to make her think. Of course, her not thinking, she doesn't realize what Montag is trying to do. This shows that Montag truly has changed and has humanity. If he doesn't, he wouldn't even think to ask this question. (STEWE-2) When Montag starts to question Mildred’s mind and humanity he thought, “And he remembered thinking then that if she died, he was certain he wouldn't cry. For it would be the dying of an unknown, a street face, a newspaper image...a silly empty woman...how do you get so empty? He wondered…”(Bradbury 41). Montag had changed too, knowing that his wife was empty and lacking humanity. He realized that he wouldn't cry for an empty person with no emotions, humanity, or contributions towards the world. He had humanity too, because he was thinking about Mildred being so …show more content…
(SIP-A) This meme uses pathos to scare the audience into thinking they will become like Mildred and to have them notice the joy in humanity. (STEWE-1) First, telling the audience that they will become inhumane, empty, and stupid will scare them into thinking that they truly will become like this. That is, if they are glued to technology. They will be afraid of becoming an empty, stupid and inhumane person. Of course, no one in our society would want to be like this because it isn't socially acceptable. This uses the emotion, worry, and fear to convince the audience. They will not want to be glued to the technology anymore. (STEWE-2) Second, using the emotions, happiness, and joy, the meme uses pathos to convince the audience to go far from technology as well. In the meme, in the group of people who are partying together, it's clear to see how much happiness and fun those people are having. Of course, our society would want to be those people without technology who are yet happy. So this meme shows that being away from technology is more fun than being near it. Near those group of people is a man who is isolated in his technology. He has his phone in his hand, his laptop on the table, his tablet next to him, and the TV running. He doesn't look as happy as everyone else. In our society, no one would want to be an unhappy man like him and would much rather be a
(STEWE-1) Part of Montag’s realization of this lack of humanity is when he asks many questions, one of them being, “‘Millie, does-he licked his lips-’does your ‘’family’’ love you, love you very much, love you with all their heart and soul, Millie?’...”’why'd you ask me a silly question like that?’”(Bradbury 73). Montag tried to put the humanity back into Millie, by trying to make her think. Of course, her not thinking, she doesn't realize what Montag is trying to do. This shows that Montag truly has changed and has humanity. If he doesn't, he wouldn't even think to ask this question. (STEWE-2) When Montag starts to question Mildred’s mind and humanity he thought, “And he remembered thinking then that if she died, he was certain he wouldn't cry. For it would be the dying of an unknown, a street face, a newspaper image...a silly empty woman...how do you get so empty? He wondered…”(Bradbury 41). Montag had changed too, knowing that his wife was empty and lacking humanity. He realized that he wouldn't cry for an empty person with no emotions, humanity, or contributions towards the world. He had humanity too, because he was thinking about Mildred being so …show more content…
(SIP-A) This meme uses pathos to scare the audience into thinking they will become like Mildred and to have them notice the joy in humanity. (STEWE-1) First, telling the audience that they will become inhumane, empty, and stupid will scare them into thinking that they truly will become like this. That is, if they are glued to technology. They will be afraid of becoming an empty, stupid and inhumane person. Of course, no one in our society would want to be like this because it isn't socially acceptable. This uses the emotion, worry, and fear to convince the audience. They will not want to be glued to the technology anymore. (STEWE-2) Second, using the emotions, happiness, and joy, the meme uses pathos to convince the audience to go far from technology as well. In the meme, in the group of people who are partying together, it's clear to see how much happiness and fun those people are having. Of course, our society would want to be those people without technology who are yet happy. So this meme shows that being away from technology is more fun than being near it. Near those group of people is a man who is isolated in his technology. He has his phone in his hand, his laptop on the table, his tablet next to him, and the TV running. He doesn't look as happy as everyone else. In our society, no one would want to be an unhappy man like him and would much rather be a