Fahrenheit 451 Analysis

The following sentences are based on the previous questions. They are a complete analysis that includes identifying imagery, interpreting the meaning, and analyzing the significance of the imagery in Fahrenheit 451.

Label each sentence.

This section allows me to see how pasty Faber is from being inside hiding for years. ​ (a)  

As a retired/fired English teacher, Faber would likely remain inside to prevent attention from being drawn toward himself. ​ (b)  

Terror of society is reflected in his pale face as well as the fear in his eyes. ​ (c)  

The following sentences are based on the previous questions. They are a complete analysis that includes identifying syntax, interpreting the meaning, and analyzing the significance of the syntax in Fahrenheit 451.

Label each sentence.

"Then his eyes touched on the book under Montag’s arm and he did not look so old any more and not quite as fragile. Slowly, his fear went."

The second sentence is simple.​ (a)  

This simple statement following a compound sentence mirrors the complex fear melting away into simple interest.​ (b)  

Fear is personified as leaving revealing Faber's simple passion for books. ​ (c)  

The following sentences are based on the previous questions. They are a complete analysis that includes identifying syntax, interpreting the meaning, and analyzing the significance of the syntax in Fahrenheit 451.

Label each sentence.

"Then his eyes touched on the book under Montag’s arm and he did not look so old any more and not quite as fragile. Slowly, his fear went."

"And" is repeated in the first, compound sentence. ​ (a)  

This polysyndeton (repetition of and in a list) reveals the transformation of Faber from frightened and timid to interested and hopeful. ​ (b)  

This reveals Faber's value for books and ideas in spite of his fear of firemen and fire. ​ (c)