The Sieve And The Sand
Published on Dec 03, 2015
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I is for ignorance
Ignorance is the key to life in the future. People believe that if they ignore their problems they might go away. This causes people to feel like they don't have to do anything.
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J is for justice
Faber demands justice for all of the books that have been lost along with the people that housed them. Firemen have burned millions of books to the point where it extremely hard to find them. Also, a librarian had just been burned which is extremely inhumane.
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K is for kill
In the future, killing someone isn't deemed as a bad thing. Children kill each other in games and think that that is okay. Also, many people are run over and killed.
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L is for loss
Montag suffers many losses due to his position in life. He wants to continue reading books and exploring the things in life he had never knew existed before. This causes montag to lose his house and his family drifts even further away from him.
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M is for murder
Firemen have the job of murdering books. They go to houses and burn them alive. This is classified as murder of the worst kind.
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N is for nutcase
On the train to Faber's place the radio started playing commercials and Montag began to go a little crazy. He couldn't concentrate and began to talk randomly, freaking the other passengers out. They thought he was a nutcase.
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O is for overlook
Montag's wife, Mildred, overlooks every aspect of life. She doesn't realize that there is more than just herself in the world. Her selfishness in overlooking other peoples problems harms everyone around her.
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P is for past
Montag finds a man he knew from the past. This was Faber and he helps Montag to try and destroy the society. He wants everything to go back to the way it was before non-thinking society emerged.
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