Fahrenheit 451

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After reading the second part of the novel "The criba and the sand" he answers:
1) What is the importance of the character of Faber in the novel? what Represents?

2) What relevance, significance or importance had the "walls" of the
houses? What function did they fulfill?

3) How is technology reflected in the novel? What does the author mean by this?
Explain with extracts from the novel.

Luego de la lectura de la segunda parte de la novela “La criba y la arena” responde:
1) ¿Cuál es la importancia del personaje de Faber en la novela? ¿Qué representa?
2) ¿Qué relevancia, trascendencia o importancia tenían las “paredes” de las
casas? ¿Qué función cumplían?

3) ¿Cómo se ve reflejada la tecnología en la novela? ¿Qué nos quiere decir el autor con esto?
Explicar con fragmentos extraídos de la novela.

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1. Professor Faber is an aging intellectual in a world with no place for such people, Faber greatly disapproves of the dehumanized, oppressive society in which he lives. Faber represents what society should have been. However, Faber feels it is safer to live discreetly rather than protest or attempt to change the world. Faber and Montag first met years ago in a park and after a long discussion about books, gave Montag his contact information. After Montag is taken in by the magic of books, he seeks Faber out and together, the two men try to work together against their oppressive society. When Montag is running from the law, Faber helps him escape. At the end of the novel, we are led to believe that Faber escapes the atomic bomb, as he had planned to catch an early bus out of the city.

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