There are many terms to a perfect world like a peaceful, musical, environmental, and truthful type of world. Perchance in the perfect human world is where no one suffered or everyone would be living blissful. Many people could name all of the stimulating and wonderful things in a flawless utopia and none of which are the same. You may say that there is no such thing as a perfect or more perfect utopia? But there is. Somewhere out there you can find a great and mysterious world, but a few also comes with some disadvantages as well. Not this utopia though. My ultimate utopia is one with extraordinary technological, cultural and economic characteristics. Some technological features of my utopia involve the different types of machines, replacing jobs for humans. I really take pleasure in the machines because they help carry us and do everything we desire and our job is to relax and do whatever we please. The reason is for people to not work at all and do nothing for the rest of their lives because our rulers thought humans were very special and they deserve the best. All of my friends and family, including me, has our own cars and we don’t even need to use a pedal or a steering wheel like in the old days because it is voice activated and it flies. Every morning I enjoy smelling the fresh new day without walking, driving or using my hands and feet. That is what makes my ideal utopia the supreme utopia ever!
In every perfect utopia there are some laws to keep citizens safe and help not create any
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chaos at all. One of the laws we have is that humans has to let the machines do their jobs and can’t work, walk or do anything else physical. An explanation for people to not work at all and do nothing for the rest of their lives because humans has been work for centuries back in the old days but now they don’t have to, it’s just like taking a long break. So humans never have to work or do anything but eat and sleep for the rest of their lives.
I enjoy the clothes we all wear there but it might look like jail cloths but is one we have to wear our whole lives. There are a variety of colors and designs that we get to pick from, it
has tried to control society. This is expressed in Fahrenheit 451, a book by Ray Bradbury. This book is following a guy’s life named Montag, a fireman but instead of putting out fires and saving people like one should, he burns books. Montag’s unique life begins when he meets a young woman, not even seventeen years old, who believes that people should have the right to their own opinions, instead of their society’s manipulation. In Fahrenheit 451, people are unable to own books because the government…
Bradbury built on the Nazi story to tell the story of Fahrenheit 451. Burning books is one way that authorities use to control people. Restricting peoples free expression either by burning books forbidding words or making rules that keep People from enjoying physical freedom are other ways two. For an example I am a Skater, and to me freedom means being free to enjoy the exhilarating feeling that Skateboarding gives me. Therefore Fahrenheit 451 is a very personal book to me. Montag met a…
Donald Collett Honors Communications III Mrs. Briola 25 August 2014 Fahrenheit 451 Ray Bradbury conveys and explains the internal conflict of Guy Montag is several different ways. Bradbury uses a great deal of figurative language to portray Montag’s inner conflict to the readers. Bradbury also uses many examples of imagery to demonstrate Montag’s conflict. Bradbury’s figurative language throughout the passage helped show the readers what Montag is thinking and feeling. At the beginning of the…
English 1 Honors LDG #1 Fahrenheit 451 MLA Citation: Bradbury, Ray. Fahrenheit 451 . New York: Ballantine Books, 1953. Print. Term: Symbolism Definition: Using objects or words to represent a ideas or qualities Example: “And as before, it was good to burn, he felt himself gush out in the fire, snatch, rend, rip in half with flame, and put away the senseless problem. If there was no solution, well then now there was no problem, either, fire was best for everything.” (Fahrenheit 451 pg. 110)…
Alex Williams 10-31-14 Period 8 In Fahrenheit 451, their society believes that everyone should be the same. The book says, "We must all be alike. Not everyone born free and equal, as the Constitution says, but everyone made equal." (Bradbury, 58). This shows that they do not allow anyone to be different and be their own person. One way they do this is by burning books to hide the differences in people. Books help violate the idea that everyone is created equal by advancing one's knowledge, highlighting…
January 23, 2013 AP Language Fahrenheit 451 Page 23 Ray Bradbury’s novel Fahrenheit 451 is set in the future where there is not enough time and where curiosity and inquisitive thinking is strongly discouraged. The selected passage reveals a young teen’s friendship with an adult and her ability to help him with self-discovery. Clarisse gave Montag something he was looking for, but could have never found on his own. Clarisse is a seventeen year old girl who knows she is different from her…
Homework assignment Fahrenheit 451 by Laura SokolowskiGroup 73 Work presented to Mrs. Sylvia Renaud For the Secondary Four Enriched course College Saint-Alexandre de la Gatineau September 12th, 2014 Questions I think that in our society, an “antisocial” person means he or she is unwilling or unable to associate in a normal or friendly way with other people and also dislikes the company of others. In Fahrenheit 451, an “antisocial” person means that he or she is not-conform to what the…
The novel, Fahrenheit 451, presents a future society where books are prohibited and the firemen burn any that are. The title is the temperature at which books burn. It was written by Ray Bradbury and first published in October 1953. In this novel, protagonist Montag changes his understanding in various aspects such as love or his human relationship throughout the book. However, among all of these, fire – the main theme of this novel – has the most significance as it also changes his understanding…
Dear Noelle, You are a very quiet person in class. I never here you talk that much. However, you bring good discussions to talk about in class. You are very intelligent and very enjoyable. To start off, the book, Fahrenheit 451 was a fascinating book. It had included a big theme of censorship. Censorship was a tremendously important theme in this book. For instance, in the book they had said that books were banned in the future. However, there was so logical explanation. They just did not care…
Reading Assignment 1 1) He is a fireman; He finds books and burns them. 2) She is an odd person that likes to talk. 3) Kerosene 4) No, he was not happy 5) Montag’s wife, she overdosed on sleeping pills. Her stomach and blood had to be pumped clean. 6) Because they have so many cases of people trying to commit suicide. 7) Wall TVs that cost $2000; the audience can interact 8) It is a robot type of dog that is programmed to hunt and kill. Equipped with a steel needle…
