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…how Montag finally stands up for what he believes is right. Furthermore, when Montag set his own house ablaze, he undergoes an uncommon emotional experience in which he views the fire as a new starting point. The fire signifies Montag sterilizing his life…

…and alarm system for their safety and the safety of their belongings. First, alarm systems have distress buttons. You can press this to get medical attention and or the fire department. When you are in a fire, and you don't have time to use the phone, all you…

…describes the sheer darkness of the winter cold. It then focuses on the "cracked hands" of the father that are pained from the weekday work which shows he is hardworking., but it does not keep him from making the fire that warms the house. The blueblack cold…

…“American History” is a story about a girl in 1963. She is a Puerto Rican girl and she lives in the tenement building El Building. She sits on the fire escape and watches the family in the house beside her, a family from Georgia. Over time, she feels…

…and dry And the fires in the houses are cold. The grandfather clock in the hall has stopped But the clock is brand new, not old. No flame, no day, no laughter, no play No dog to howl at the moon. There's no children to play on the swings anymore And no eagle…

…this mindless act of destruction. As opposed to putting out fires, firemen started fires. Guy Montag was one of these trustworthy firemen. People took great pride in watching the fires being started and houses being burned. Fires were always started at night…

…their houses without their passes, walk to the police station and demand to be arrested. On the morning of March 21 Sobukwe started the campaign by walking to the police station in Orlando in the Transvaal, without their passes. He and a small group of protestors…

…would increase. On a cold morning in February 1770, eleven-year old Christopher Seider was one of several hundred adults and youths surrounding the house of Ebenezer Richardson. Richardson was a known Tory informer for the British customs commissioners. Mob…

…would increase. On a cold morning in February 1770, eleven-year old Christopher Seider was one of several hundred adults and youths surrounding the house of ebenezer Richardson. Richardson was a known Tory informer for the British customs commissioners. Mob…

…would increase. On a cold morning in February 1770, eleven-year old Christopher Seider was one of several hundred adults and youths surrounding the house of ebenezer Richardson. Richardson was a known Tory informer for the British customs commissioners…