English, 22.04.2020 00:08 gandalfhan

From Montag’s perspective, write a letter to Faber. In the letter, try to think from Montag’s perspective at this point of the text and how inquisitive he is becoming. In the letter, you must be sure to bring up the following:
-The three missing things from society and discuss each one
-Think about how others have rebelled against society [examples of this in the story that he has witnessed]
-Thoughts about why Montag’s society is the way it is
-Thoughts about why people react negatively to Montag reading
As you write the letter from Montag’s perspective, you can include natural questions Montag wants to have answers to in the story and explore the material in the story. Be sure to include details from the story and follow how Montag starts to think about himself and the world he lives in.

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