Novelty Analysis

In this episode, I talk our last character for this season, Guy Montag. We look at how his individuality grows with mentors, obstacles, and maybe even a paradigm shift.

In this episode, I talk about the secondary character, Captain Beatty, and describe the themes that his symbolic character represents. We see how he intertwines with the primary character, and learn a bit more about the plot.

I will not be posting our regularly scheduled episodes for this week and all of next, but I will return during the week of December 13 to December 19.

In this episode, I talk about how secondary character, Faber, influences the primary character’s final decisions and gives insight into the theme of Fahrenheit 451. Along with this, I discuss about how the book revolutionists (at the end of the story) guide the primary character into an unknown future.

In this episode, I talk about our first secondary character, Mildred Montag, and the type of role she plays in this story. I describe her personality characteristics, both good and bad.

In this episode, I talk about how the tertiary characters of Fahrenheit 451 depict the whole society as a character itself (if society were to be an individual person). I also opinions and points of views about this society to help build an archetype for this abstract idea.

In this episode, I talk about the type of person our catalyst character is and how she contributed to the change of heart of the main character. This references the book, Fahrenheit 451, and describes the brief life this catalyst character lived, while setting the stage for change in plot.