The Sieve And The Sand I-Q
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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I is for Ingenious
I is for Ingenious because with Montag and Faber together they can combine for some ingenious plans and thoughts. When They are talking about how to protect the books Faber throws out the idea of planting books in firemen's houses. He was joking but Montag took it seriously and his ingenious spurred into action. They are tasked with protecting the books through their ingenuity.
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J is for Joy
J is for Joy or lack of Joy is this case. In Montag's world there isn't a whole lot of joy. There isn't a lot of joy is his world because it's a dystopian society where everyone must be the same. They have to be alike because the norm is that no one challenges the idea of conformity. Everyone is equal and alike.
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K is for Kerosene.
K is for kerosene because that's the flammable liquid that firemen dowse the houses with to be burned. Kerosene starts the fire to burn the houses with the books in them. Kerosene is the firemen's in tool to burn homes.
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L is for Listen
L is for Listen because Montag is listening g to Faber through the ear piece he gave him. Faber gave him an ear piece so they can communicate when they aren't together. Montag needs this because Faber is coaching him on what to say when he has to face Beatty.
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M is for Montag
M is for Montag because our main characters name is Guy Montag. Montag is the protagonist trying to change his and society's ways. He is helped by Professor Faber who is a book lover and is trying to educate Montag. Both are trying to stop the burning of books.
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N is for Nuclear Weapons
N is for Nuclear Weapons because the city Montag lives in is at nuclear war. The residents in the city constantly live with bombs going off over their heads. They live with the realization of knowing that they can be reduced to ash in a second. Eventually the city is crushed but the residents still go on with their boring lives.
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O is for Overrated
O is for Overrated because Montag's society's perfect life is overrated. They claim you can get anything you want and while you can you don't realize how bland your life would be. In this society you don't think about anything and you have a perfect world. What you don't understand is that you want to think and have the choice and not have it predetermined for you.
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P is for Pride
P is for Pride because you have to have pride to stand up for your beliefs. Montag, Faber, and Clarisse all have pride because they stand up to authority and challenge the normal way of life. In standing up to the government they show pride and perseverance.
Q is for Quiet
Q is for Quiet because Professor Faber is a quiet reserved individual. Faber is an older man who loves books and wants to keep them alive and well. He wants to help Montag learn how great books can be. He is a great help to Montag during the story.
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