Paragraph Analysis: Rebel Perspective

Rebel perspective (ex. Montag)
People of the society Showing how the government portrays books and the lives of people who read books as bad, yet their lives are still better than the ones lives by the people in the society. Pathos Gadarene Swine Fallacy & Slippery Slope Fallacy

Analytic Paragraph Explaining Meme: This meme shows two major messages throughout how the major use of technology as well as the deprivation of thinking, learning, books, and nature greatly affect a person negatively.
The main goal of this meme is to try to make the people of society aware of what's causing their pain and internal suffering; technology, as well as what can help them; nature and thinking. Mildred is a perfect example of the people who live
“Fool, Montag, fool, fool, oh you silly fool…” (98). Eventually, many overdosed on their pills, and it happened so much that it was treated as a normal occurrence. They didn't know what to do about their consistent negative feelings, and because of that, they were a genuinely depressed people. Unfortunately their depression wasn’t something they realized, one sign being their excessive use of pills, like Mildred, who was told, “You took all the pills in your bottle last night”, to which she replied, “Oh, I wouldn’t do that”, she said, surprised” (17). Their technology was their downfall yet they didn't realize it. The people who did realize this though, was the government of the society. They used technology to make sure none of their citizens worried, or even really understood the concept of war, and because of that, they saw war as something that was regular and non-threatening, proved in what was said by Mildred and her friends, “I’ve never known any dead man killed in a war” (91). The goal of the government was to keep their people occupied and mindless so they could get whatever they wanted to get done, done, yet it backfired on them, as most had a war internally due to their