Fahrenheit 451 Part Ii Questions 97 2003
What Page Does Montag Read The Poem. Montag wants to learn to read well enough so that he can. Web montag reads the poem dover beach.
Web montag reads the poem dover beach. This moment illustrates the beginning of montag’s transition. He knows the chief saw him with a book so he returned it in hope that the chief would think. Phelps likely cries when montag reads aloud the poem “the sea of faith” because the poem tells of a dark, ignorant society that is similar to their own. Web montag, who is tired of listening to the women's meaningless triviality, decides to disconnect the television and begins to attempt a discussion with the women. Web montag starts reading poetry because he wants to change their minds about books. Web montag reads a poem called dover beach. Web montag reads dover beach aloud to the ladies because he wishes to expose them to something more meaningful than their television watching. The poem is symbolic of their society. Bowels gets angry and mildred yells.
He proceeds to read a poem, dover beach, to the three uncomfortable women. Phelps starts to cry but she doesn't know why. This moment illustrates the beginning of montag’s transition. Web montag, who is tired of listening to the women's meaningless triviality, decides to disconnect the television and begins to attempt a discussion with the women. Faber feels invigorated for the first time in ages. The poem is symbolic of their society. Web montag reads dover beach aloud to the ladies because he wishes to expose them to something more meaningful than their television watching. Web montag reads a poem called dover beach. Web montag reads the poem dover beach. Web montag has begun to realize that, like mildred’s friends, he was once a fool who did not think for himself. Web montag starts reading poetry because he wants to change their minds about books.
