Today so many people are reaching for equality and to be alike, but would it really be that great? In a society where there is no individuality, no one’s life would be special or valued, which was also included in Bradbury’s book. If lives aren’t valued, suicide and murder will circle around your world like crazy. If no one is valued, self-esteem will sink drastically, causing the suicides, like MIldred’s suicide in the book. Individuality is a giant part of today’s society. People revolve around being different, that is is good to be “different” so, if this is a good trait of today’s world. Let’s not let sameness ruin our community like it did for Montag’s community in Fahrenheit 451. The quote, “Ten minutes after death a man’s a speck of black dust. Let’s not quibble over individuals with memoriams. Forget them.” is put into this essay because it is showing how much life is not valued. No matter what that person had accomplished in life, it doesn't matter now, he’s just a speck of black dust, let’s forget him. Bradbury was trying to show that this is what would make up a dystopian society, not caring about someone dying, not having funerals or mourning. Once they’re gone, they’re
Today so many people are reaching for equality and to be alike, but would it really be that great? In a society where there is no individuality, no one’s life would be special or valued, which was also included in Bradbury’s book. If lives aren’t valued, suicide and murder will circle around your world like crazy. If no one is valued, self-esteem will sink drastically, causing the suicides, like MIldred’s suicide in the book. Individuality is a giant part of today’s society. People revolve around being different, that is is good to be “different” so, if this is a good trait of today’s world. Let’s not let sameness ruin our community like it did for Montag’s community in Fahrenheit 451. The quote, “Ten minutes after death a man’s a speck of black dust. Let’s not quibble over individuals with memoriams. Forget them.” is put into this essay because it is showing how much life is not valued. No matter what that person had accomplished in life, it doesn't matter now, he’s just a speck of black dust, let’s forget him. Bradbury was trying to show that this is what would make up a dystopian society, not caring about someone dying, not having funerals or mourning. Once they’re gone, they’re