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All you need is your book and a writing utensil!

If they give you ruled paper, write the other way. -Juan Ramon Jimenez

Three Parts 1.The Hearth and the Salamander 2.The Sieve and the Sand 3.Burning Bright

What is Montag’s job? Why is it weird?

How does Montag react to the stranger? What is unusual about the stranger?

What does Montag remember in his flashback?

How does Clarisse question Montag’s life/lifestyle? How does Montag react?

How does Montag seem to be battling against himself?

Why does Montag describe his bedroom as empty even though his wife is there? What are the clues that something is wrong with Mildred? What is Montag’s reaction?

What is the machine? How does everyone respond to Mildred’s condition?

What is happening in Montag’s mind? How does he escape it?

How is Mildred recovering? How does this scene describe the future?

Describe Mildred’s TV parlor. What does Montag think about his wife’s plans for the day?

How can you tell Clarisse makes an impact on Montag? Why do Clarisse and Montag argue? Why does Clarisse think it’s strange that Montag is a fireman?