Wrinkle In Time Analysis

First, as intro says, "If strong ideas and action offend you then read no more.” This quote is very accurate, because in order to enjoy the book you must be willing to accept the opinions expressed and be willing to hear tales of wild adventures. I really enjoyed this book because it was a more mild version of historical fiction. It didn't have many strong references history-it was more of an action-packed story than one about history. Finally, It had a strong main character, Charlotte Doyle. Who is a female; I like that because it showed that girls can be action heroes

She told Montag about all the tiniest details in life that “normal people” would have never noticed before, she made simple aspects of day to day life into deep thought-provoking aspects. Clarisse asked if Montag was happy. This made Montag be in denial at first, but soon came to a realization that he really wasn’t really happy, he was unsatisfied with the life he was leading. Montag’s curiosity increases from before which leads him to read a few books he stole and soon starts to notice the flaws of his dystopian society. He comes to realize the government’s overreaching control over its citizens and his true desire to read and understand books overwhelms him to find help.

Clarisse’s talking is significant to the outcome of the story. Her talking caused Montag to start reading books. This triggered the climax of the whole book. Her challenging Montag and his society’s thinking lead him to change his view upon literature. Even though Clarisse remained a static character, she influenced Montag to open his eyes and see what really is going on in his society. This insight is significant because it makes a connection to our society. Clarisse had certain characteristics that we have today. Since she was regarded as crazy, these characteristics of hers show how our society is different from their dystopian one.

The author shows us how one touch of independent thinking in a “one-way” society can trigger someone's’ complete mental evolution. It basically changes their thought process and their perspective on things. The author expressed great passion in each sentence especially when he uses words like immense to describe her figure, or slender to describes her body. These are the kind of hints that I have been looking for to show me that she is going to be impact on Montag and coming events of the book. This shows us that the author has a strong connection to the way he portrayed

The novel Walker of Time, by Helen Hughes Vick, is an extremely enthralling and pleasurable read. Helen Hughes Vick uses delightful imagery to convey the mood of being right there in the story. Vick writes all of her books from research and study. She studies archaeology and history to channel a more realistic approach to the plot of her stories. She died after complications in surgery on June 15, 2013. Before her decease, she lived in Prescott Arizona. This town is near where Walker of Time is set.

There are a lot of characters, but i’m going to only name three, Guy Montag, his job is a firefighter who burns books but mentally likes books, he is a protagonist, and a person who changes society. Clarrise, she was spotted by Montag at night. Clarisse likes to talk, and is always in a good mood. She was always considered “ the crazy girl “. Clarisse enjoyed nature, but one night she was hit by a car and died. The third character is Faber, Faber is an old college professor. Faber acts different and knows a lot about books that are banned. Faber has been asked about certain books and paragraphs. Faber was always thought as an old man

She changes the way he thinks and he becomes a whole different guy. Although she was younger than him she influences him to change his life. Clarisse would listen to Montag without judging him because she did not care what people thought. She only cared about being herself and being happy not about what society thought. If Clarisse was like society Montag would have stayed the same person and never make a change in his life.

Throughout the novel as he burns books, he realizes that books are not evil and he actually enjoyed them. He started getting more knowledge and tell the society that books were not evil but beneficial. Clarisse made Montag be more curious and think of second thoughts. Him and Mildred were not happy together and didn't even talk while living in the same house. He was not happy and his curiosity grew bigger throughout the novel. But his curiosity was getting him in trouble with Beatty and question things.

As Meg begins to grow as a character, she starts to embrace her flaws. Near the end of the book, she realizes that they are what

What stood out to me in this book was the timeframe of the abuse and how severe the abuse was. I read the book all in one sitting and although it was only a little over ninety pages, it felt much long. With all the marks and other

In the beginning, Montag is one with the culture: drab and superficial. He thinks little about his job – which is to respond to emergencies of books being found in homes – and does not give much thought as to what he is doing when he sets houses ablaze. Many factors play a role in changing Guy. Clarisse McClellan opens his eyes to the beauty of written works and taking time to think: “(Clarisse) I tell them that sometimes I just sit and think. (Montag) You’re peculiar, you’re aggravating, yet you’re easy to forgive” (Bradbury 21). Montag believes that Clarisse should be seeing a psychiatrist because she is abnormal and does strange things such as spend her free time thinking and tilting her head back to taste the rain. Another event that makes Montag do a double-take is when he responds to a call about a woman’s house that has many books within. She sets fire to her own house and dies in doing so. Montag thinks there must be a reason worth dying for that she had to do such a thing. Is their society not perfect after all? Is there something in those books that is truly life changing? A third occasion that must have had some effect on Montag is when Mildrid overdosed on sleeping pills because she forgets she has taken them already. In the morning after her stomach is pumped, “She watched his lips casually. What about last night?” (Bradbury 16). Mildrid

Apollo did not want to lose another companion and in the midst of the chaos, he yelled: “Meg you can’t trust him” (Riordan 286). This quote is used to remind the fellow protagonist of her past woes. At this point, an antagonist who killed the girl's father is now her stepfather and brainwashes her. Meg is then turned against Apollo to kill him due to the misconceptions Nero had brainwashed her with. This not only shows that another person who grew close to Apollo is betraying him, but that Meg has once been betrayed by the antagonist and has no choice but to trust him against her will. This strengthens the novel by showing that theme is relevant to more than just the main

At the beginning of the book, Montag makes a friendship with his seventeen year old neighbor, Clarisse. Soon, he realizes he is unhappy and no longer loves her. He also begins to question the ways of the world. For example, he wonders why books are aware to be so dangerous and why some people are so loyal to them. Montag lost his mind, job, and family. He also finds himself running away from everything he knows. Even when Montag meets Clarisse, Montag wasn’t a normal guy. Through most of the book Montag lacks knowledge and believes what he hear.

In the novel Mrs. Whatsit told Meg that she had something that IT didn’t. While in the movie that scene wasn't there. That scene was very important because Mrs.Whatsit also told Meg that she loved her. That not only showed Meg that she had love, but it also helped her save Charles Wallace. Meg was able to fight against IT because she realized that she had love and IT didn't.

Clarisse opened my eyes to a whole different viewing on life. I use to be the ordinary citizen, I loved my job and I loved my life. I would never question things around me, I never questioned why we couldn't read books but ever since I met Clarisse that day when I was coming home from work and she's just taking a walk outside, I knew she was different, at first, odd but I got to know her and now she's gone. But, now I'm sorta like her im different and Beatty is starting to see that im questioning things and now he's starting to question me and paying more attention to me. I want to read books so bad, I wanna know what people are trying to hide by burning everything. You think I would know why we can't read because I'm the one burning them