- Guy is kind of bewildered of why he is thinking about what Clarisse said to him, and begins to question himself.
- Guy begins to think tht his life was a lie to himself.
- Mildred and Guy don"t seem to have a healthy relationship with each other.
- It is funny that Clarisse is forced to psychiatrist for her lack of being social, when it seems like she is the most social character in the book so far.
- It seems as if Guy is becoming more like Clarisse in the way he wants to be free, and to be himself.
- Why does Guy begin to feel so much regret about his own life?
- Is this book suppose to portray a utopian world?
- Why does Mildred try to kill herself?
- Would you say that Guy is suddenly depressed?
Hypnotic (Bradbury 17): inducing sleep.
Lozenge (Bradbury 18): a small, flavored tablet made from sugar or syrup, often medicated, originally diamond-shaped.
Conjure (Bradbury 20): to affect or influence by or as if by invocation or spell.
2 Literary Devices:
Hyperbole: "He tried yo conjure up a force to fit the words" (Bradbury 22).
Metaphor: "These men were all mirror images" (Bradbury 33).
1 Summary Sentence: In this section we find what kind of erlationship Guyhas with his wife, and the growing "friendship" he has with Clarisse.
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