Stylistic Devices in Fahrenheit 451 (Pages 90-110)

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What is a key metaphor in Fahrenheit 451 between pages 90 and 110?
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The burning of books serves as a metaphor for the suppression of ideas and censorship.
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How is imagery used to describe the Mechanical Hound on these pages?
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Imagery is used with phrases like ‘electric bees’ to create a menacing and mechanical presence.
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What simile is used to convey Montag’s feelings after he reads the poem to Mildred's friends?
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Montag feels ‘as if he had left the stage behind him and sought refuge in another room,’ illustrating his feeling of retreat.
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How is repetition used on pages 90 to 110 to emphasize the themes?
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Repetition of words like ‘burn’ and ‘fire’ emphasizes the destructive nature of the society.
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Identify an example of personification in this section of Fahrenheit 451.
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The books are described as ‘flapping pigeon-winged books’ during the fire, giving them life-like qualities.
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What is an example of irony found in these pages?
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Irony is present when Montag, a fireman whose job is to burn books, finds himself curious and protective of them.
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What effect does the use of alliteration have in this section?
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Alliteration is used to create rhythm and emphasize the intensity of the scenes, such as in ‘sizzling silence.’
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How does Bradbury use contrasts to highlight Montag's internal conflict?
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Contrasts between fire (destruction) and books (knowledge) highlight Montag’s struggle between ignorance and enlightenment.
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What is an example of symbolism from pages 90-110?
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The salamander symbolizes the firemen who burn books but are also immune to the flames, representing their dual role in society.
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How does the author use hyperbole to convey extremes in this society?
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Hyperbole is used in descriptions like ‘the whole world was burning,’ to stress the severity of censorship.
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Identify a use of foreshadowing in this section.
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When Montag thinks about the consequences of being found with books, it foreshadows future conflicts and danger.
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Which device enhances the tension during Montag’s reading of poetry?
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Pacing through short, fragmented sentences enhances the tension and discomfort.
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Can you find an example of paradox on these pages?
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Yes, ‘the firemen create peace through destruction’ is a paradox highlighting the society’s twisted logic.
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What type of tone does Bradbury use in this section, and how does it affect the reader?
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The tone is tense and oppressive, making the reader feel the stress and pressure Montag feels.
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How are flashbacks used to develop Montag’s character in these pages?
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Flashbacks to Montag’s past interactions with Clarisse help to develop his growing curiosity and doubt.
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