- Guy feels as if her is not liked or feels like someone is goiing against him, when he is threatened for the thrid time by the attack dog.
- We see that Clarisse and Guy's relationship is getting a little stronger, and they are starting to talk more.
- Clasrisse is obviously making some kind of effect on Guy's life.
- It's funny how the book basically switches the real history with facts that makes the book more enjoyable. For example when it says that Benjamin Franklin created firemen in 1790 in order for all books to be burned.
- We find Guy is changing when he pockets a book.
- What kind of emotions does he feel when he doesn't see Clarisse?
- Why is Clarisse such an inquisitve character, and why does she always ask very personal questions?
- What phases Guy to pocket the book?
- Why does the author make the old woman die with her books? What is the signinficance?
Hubcaps (Bradbury 30): A round covering over the hub of the wheel of a motor vehicle.
Proclivities (Bradbury 33): natural or habitual inclination or tendency.
Cellophore (Bradbury 33): a tube-like structure on the ventral side of the first abdominal segment of the body of a collembolan.
2 literary devices:
Simile: "It's like a lesson in ballistics" (Bradbury 26).
Simile: "But everyone I know is either shouting or dancing around like wild" (Bradbury 30).
1 Summary Sentence: In this sections of the reading, Guy continues to go to work, as well as talk with Clarisse, and as days go on he is faced with a big challenge which impacts his life in a way.
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