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    talking with Clarisse, he starts thinking that perhaps they are not in love and never were, “‘What a shame,’ she (Clarisse) said. ‘You’re not in love with anyone’” (Bradbury 19). Mildred is addicted to what society wants her to be addicted to: seashell radios and parlor walls. Montag had always been blind to this. Now he realizes that she loves her “family” on the parlor walls more than she loves him. He recognizes that any connection that they may have had in the past is now gone. A…

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    Fahrenheit 451 Fahrenheit 451 is not only the temperature that paper combusts but also the book that shows flaws in societies that are not just dystopias. Ray Bradbury includes so much symbolism that this book is chalk full of it. In the progression of the book, Montag was awoken from a pitiful lifeless sleep and this is a story that takes the reader through the progress of his expedition. At first, he is just talking to his new neighbor Clarisse that opens his eyes to different things in the…

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    exist as they have more experience with thinking and are no longer distracted by the entertainment given by the government through technology. They can focus on nature, other people, and themselves since they are not attached to parlor walls and seashells. In the…

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    Sadness. Loneliness. Despair. All are common emotions felt from a lack of personal relationships with others due to society’s expectations that are set into stone. In the society of Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451, the people rarely engage in conversation, therefore the citizens are often left in a constant state of loneliness and unhappiness. As a result, it is evident that interpersonal relations are important for the well-being of the characters and people in the society. Socializing with other…

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    wife Mildred told him that her friends are coming to watch their favorite T.V show “white clown”. Then, Montag called a professor named Faber to talk about books and he went to visit him. Faber agree to help Montag and give him a small mobile radio seashell to put in his car so that they can communicate. Mildred’s friends arrive to watch clown. Then, Faber, told Montag through ear piece not to do anything but montage pull the plug on the T.V show and start to talk with them. Few moment later,…

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    Natsukashii 懐 Walking along the beach, during recess hour, I would pick up seashells and set my eyes across the horizon, with no clue that I will be across the pacific ocean a few years later. My school Kinser Elementary resided next to the beach. Because of that, I would frequently wander and get in trouble, of course for leaving the boundaries of the playground. I was a curious child. Yearning for adventure, I have always desired to explore new places, travel the world, and had immense…

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    Under the premise of manifest destiny and the ideals of Americanization, the federal government sought to stretch the Euro-American establishment from coast to coast by disengaging the indigenous people from their ancestral homelands. In pursuance of this goal, the Dawes Act of 1887 was founded in congruence with the ideology that one must “kill the Indian” to “save the man,” with one method of approach being the assimilation of native youth into mainstream society. Providing a unique…

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    Censorship is one of the most important topics in Fahrenheit 451. It is obvious that censorship affects the story of fahrenheit 451 drastically. It is what the book is based upon. But there is more to censorship than just destroying knowledge of the world, or diluting cultural richness. It is specifically destroying unique ideas that have been preserved, and will be unable to be recovered. It is like killing a person, by destroying the only thing that remains of them, their ideas. Therefore, by…

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    the sea foam. The second one from Homer’s Iliad says, that she was the daughter of Zeus and Dione. Aphrodite is married to Hephaestus, god of blacksmiths and fire, but she is having and affair with Ares, the god of war. Her symbols are the dove, seashells, and mirrors. Hecate was the goddess of witchcraft and necromancy in the ancient Greek religion. She was one of the main deities that was worshipped in most Athenian houses because she was thought to protect the household and bring about…

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    Technology has the capability to make our lives easier and more convenient, but what most people do not realize is that we have become to dependable on what we have created. In today’s society we focus to much on technology and do not enjoy the simple things in life that technology can not provide, such as nature. Some people tend to overlook these things because they are to distracted with television in their homes or phones in their pockets. They do not realize what they are missing from…

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