1. Fahrenheit 451
In the digitized, mechanical world of Fahrenheit 451, what makes something real? What’s more real– books or TV? Are either really substantive?

2. Motif Review
Motif (moh-TEEF): a literary term that describes a recurring object, concept, or structure in a work of literature
WHY DO WE CARE?
Because motifs are used in books, plays, movies, and music to guide us in determining the theme of the entire piece. If we can see all of the items or ideas that repeated through the piece, it will help us find what the author is trying to tell us about humankind.
Think of them like breadcrumbs left by the author to draw your attention toward something important in the theme or message of the story.

3. Motif Prezi
Examples of Motifs in F451

4. Symbolism Review
Symbol- an object that stands for or represents another idea or object
Examples in F451:
Hearth
Salamander
Phoenix
Fire
How are these symbols important to the story?

5. What are the main themes of F451?
Theme Review
Theme is not one word
Theme is not a cliché
Theme is not a motif.
Theme is a universal idea- a statement the other is making about people, society, etc.
Symbols are often used to develop the theme.
What are the main themes of F451?