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[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

@sperrystudnt it’s really sad that montag lost clarisse, but their relationship does seem a little weird looking back, mostly due to the age difference. #aplac3

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

The secret groups on the outskirts of society remind me of the groups of rebels in the hunger games. #aplac3

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

Montag thinks that Beatty wanted to die and force him to be a murderer, but it seems unlikely that a man like Beatty would be so willing to die to prove a point. #aplac3

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

why did captain beatty wait so long to try and arrest montag? why not arrest him hours before rather than after they burn down his house? #aplac3

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@tifffanyyh i agree. i think that there are lots of aspects of the book that we can witness in our society and other societies now. #aplac3

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

The concept of F451 reminds me of the entire dystopian concept of 1984. The lack of access to books and the fear of freedom of thought are very similar. #aplac3

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

Why did Fabre give Montag his address? Was he testing Montag’s boldness ? Or did he see something deeper than a fireman in Montag? #aplac3

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

I think it’s interesting how much Montag bases his actions and life around Clarisse considering how short of a time he knew her. #aplac3

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

@Kolten95155075 i think he has an idea about it, as he kind of makes a veiled threat toward guy about destroying them, but i don’t think he knows quite how many guy has

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

is guy’s wife wanting a “4th wall” meant to represent that she wants to completely eliminate any separation between the tv and the outside world ? #aplac3

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

the whole concept of fahrenheit 451 and a world in which books are not allowed reminds me a lot of black mirror #aplac3

[kennedy @kenkenrayy]

why did they kill clarisse so early on? #aplac3