Fahrenheit 451 Part Ii Questions 97 2003
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This document provides a summary of key events and ideas from chapters in the novel Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. It discusses Montag's growing doubts about his job as a fireman and his internal conflict represented by a dentifrice ad. It describes how Montag seeks out Faber for guidance and their plan to share books. It also covers Montag attending a women's social gathering where the shallow attitudes of society are on display, leading Montag to angrily snap at the women.
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Ray Bradbury was born in Waukegan, Illinois, on August 22, 1920. By the time he was
eleven, he had already begun writing his own stories on butcher paper. His family moved
fairly frequently, and he graduated from a Los Angeles high school in 1938. He had no
further formal education, but he studied on his own at the library and continued to write. For
several years, he earned money by selling newspapers on street corners. His first published
story was "Hollerbochen’s Dilemma," which appeared in 1938 inImagination!,a magazine
for amateur writers. In 1942 he was published inWeird Tales,the legendary pulp science-
fiction magazine that fostered such luminaries of the genre as H. P. Lovecraft. Bradbury
honed his sci-fi sensibility writing for popular television shows, includingAlfred Hitchcock
PresentsandThe Twilight Zone.He also ventured into screenplay writing (he wrote the
screenplay for John Huston’s 1953 filmMoby Dick). His bookThe Martian Chronicles,
published in 1950, established his reputation as a leading American writer of science fiction.
In the spring of 1950, while living with his family in a humble home in Venice, California,
Bradbury began writing what was to becomeFahrenheit 451on pay-by-the-hour typewriters
in the University of California at Los Angeles library basement. He finished the first draft,
a shorter version calledThe Fireman,in just nine days. Following in the futuristic-dustpan
tradition of George Orwell’s1984 ...
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