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Fahrenheit 451: The Books And Symbol Of The Phoenix

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Have you ever watched for a long moment at how birds fly so graceful and freely in the sky? They float with such elegance in the sky, flapping each wing with delicacy. Montag must have felt this about the books in the story , Farenheit 451. Books were forbidden in Montag’s world because they were thought to bring chaos among the people ....

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.... a snowy feather….The men above were hurling shovelsfull of magazines into the dusty air. They fell like slaughtered birds.” (page 37) In Montag’s view, the burning books were seen as dying, hopeless birds. Somehow, Montag saw the books as a sign of happiness and freedom. He realizes the light in books, and he even pities them for being burnt without mercy. Flaming pages of books seemed to be ike flapping wings reaching out for a hand to Mont ....

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