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    because it is not a perfect world.) 45. How solid is Montag’s marriage? (He has love for Mildred but it is not as strong because she watches TV all day) Ray Bradbury Questions 46. What year did Ray Bradbury die? 1999 B) 2010 C) 2012 D) 2003 47. What state is Ray Bradbury from? Missouri B) Illinois C) New York D) Colorado 48. How old was Ray Bradbury when he died? 86 B) 65 C) 91 D) 96 49. What is Bradbury’s personal library called? Waukegan Public Library Bradbury National Library…

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    Burning the Blind: Silent Screams In Ray Bradbury’s novel Fahrenheit 451 (1953) many different literary elements were used in his writing to express his overall message for the book. Bradbury illustrates a futuristic community in which everybody is told what to do. Firefighters, which include Montag, are forced to burn every book in sight by the government. Montag had a very unusual encounter with a young girl who opened his eyes to the world in front of him. Rebelling against the government,…

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    The dead or alive theme in Fahrenheit 451 The major theme of life and death was expressed throughout the novel Fahrenheit 451. Ray Bradbury author of the arguably greatest dystopias Fahrenheit 451 reveals paradoxes between life and death, the main theme throughout. Bradbury demonstrates life and death, also what the society has come to by the characters carless actions. The confusion if something is alive or dead and the unawareness of people’s life threatening situations provides the reader…

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    world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment,” Ralph Waldo Emerson. The quote explains how one must think for themselves and to be true to themselves without the influences of society. In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury uses the protagonist Guy Montag to express how human beings struggle to strive for individualism when society influence limits one to think for themselves. He enhances this idea throughout the novel using characterization, conflict of the…

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    Movies often portray the happenings of current culture – the current issues society is facing, the current fears and dreams society has, and the current messages producers feel the public should know. The Maze Runner, a film directed by Wes Ball and released in 2014, depicts a group of teenage boys who have lost their memory and must work together to escape the life-threatening maze they have been trapped in. Government versus society is the main idea this movie presents. The different ideas…

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    Censorship has followed the free expressions of men and women throughout history. The very first record of censorship was in China, 300 AD, when the first censorship law was introduced (Otite). Books should be free for anyone and everyone to read, although children and young adults may be naive and impressionable, books should not be exclusive to certain age groups or social classes. The challenging and banning of the books like Huckleberry Finn, Fahrenheit 451, and The Great Gatsby. These…

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    Pharmacy technician and pharmacist are work closely together. They are deliver medication, advice and assistance to their patient. Pharmacist relies on pharmacy Technician for many things. They kind of like one bodies that need and can't missing each others. And pharmacy technician do not require for any education beyond high school. But pharmacist need to go to school to get a bachelor degree, 4 years college education, 2 years of Pre-pharmacy and one year of internship. And also they have to…

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    (TS): Technology is dangerous because someone can get so involved in it that eventually technology will become that person's entire life, this is the major message that Ray Bradbury is stating throughout the story. (MIP-1) Technology is everywhere and the characters in the book live and survive on technology. (MIP-2) People become so involved in technology that they become inhuman. (MIP-3) People who step away from technology gain real emotions and memories. (AGG) In Fahrenheit 451 there…

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    different ways, writers can brilliantly set the tone and emotions through their many various works. Writer’s ideas and stories can be made into a reality, when the phrases are analyzed and dissected by the tone and subject matter. The population of Ray Bradbury’s novel is controlled by a government which bans books and further learning. Bradbury and Lorde use exceptional word choice to establish the depressing tone to their audiences. Flawlessly grasping the tone of each other’s work, yet…

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    There are many different ways a literary element creates the meaning of the text. In this case it is in Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. In this book, the main character, Guy Montag suffers through many conflicts in his dystopian society. Conflict is a big literary element that creates the meaning of the text. In the first section of this novel Montag meets a peculiar neighbor. Her name is Clarisse McLean. She is the one who introduces him to the past. Because of this he starts to…

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