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Fahrenheit 451. “Part One: The Hearth and the Salamander” Literary Terms. Protagonist:. The main character. Application to F-451. Montag Fully developed Dynamic (changing) character Will ultimately learn an important lesson. Antagonist:. The main character’s rival
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Fahrenheit 451 “Part One: The Hearth and the Salamander” Literary Terms
Protagonist: The main character
Application to F-451 • Montag • Fully developed • Dynamic (changing) character • Will ultimately learn an important lesson
Antagonist: The main character’s rival (may not be a person)
Application to F-451 • Beatty, the fire chief • Seems to know Montag has books • Society • Willingness to be pushed into conformity • Mildred • Inability to see Montag’s side
Conflict: External: Struggle with outside opposing force Person vs. person Person vs. society Person vs. nature Person vs. machine
Application to F-451 Montag’s External Conflicts: • Beatty • Other Firemen • Mildred • Mechanical Hound • Societal Standards
Conflict: Internal: Struggle within a character Decisions Guilt Sadness
Application to F-451 • Montag wants to read • Montag no longer loves his job • Montag isn’t happy • Montag feels he doesn’t know or love his wife
Setting: Where and when the story takes place
Application to F-451 • Where: in the U.S • When: in the future • the book is a warning
Plot: Sequence of events What happens in the story (not theme)
Application to F-451 Totally restrictive, conformist society * Not allowed to read or think Main character, Montag * Paid to burn books and loves it He meets Clarisse, his neighbor * Begins to think about - Happiness - His love for his wife - His job
Theme: Lesson(s) the author teaches readers The moral(s)
Application to F-451 • Don’t rely too heavily on technology • Think • Read • Care about other people • Enjoy nature • Experience emotion