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Fahrenheit 451 By Ray Bradbury

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It’s never too late.Don’t focus on what is taken away, be thankful for what you have today , find something to replace it or be ready to be replaced by it. Drew Barrymore.I choose this concept because I believe that the situations could be improved if we try rather than just leaving it as it is. By doing this you only make the matter worse. We have to keep trying either. I believe Bradbury's novel has predicted our future and it is very relative with a lot of similarities. For example Ray Bradbury’s criticism of the husband-wife relationships in his novel is still relevant today as in today's world the husband and wife are treated exactly the same as Bradbury.

In Fahrenheit 451, Bradbury argues that technology makes people disconnected from …show more content…

People have changed along with time . People feel happy in isolating themselves rather than enjoying nature . People do say that they are in love but more like they are physically in love rather than emotionally. They have forgotten the meaning of love. People like to use social media rather than spending time with their loved ones for eg( resource). In our society today there is an unhealthy relationship among the spouses which has been described by the source “When he gets angry at home, he screams and is verbally abusive toward his wife. I have worried about his wife's safety on multiple occasions, as this screaming and verbal abuse is usually accompanied by him causing damage to their home. I've overheard him pounding on the walls and throwing things on the floor; I believe he has broken several pieces of furniture over the years. After his most recent episode, I watched him carry a broken chair to the dumpster later that day.”Spouses fight all the time, argue and curse each other rather then solving the problem in a good way neither of one compromise or try to save the relationship. They no more care about the relationship more then that their ego is important in way of that they don’t even care of their children’s they even start in front of them. For many children’s are not valued and are seen as toy to whom they can critisim hit instruct and they have to listen and do or otherwise they have no option for

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