Hey guys... sorry if it took so long for me to post a new post thing on this blog T_T i guess u can call me a slow reader..but i was just soaking up like... the whole plot and what happened. The book was really neep and insightful. This may sound kinda speef/corny but i just had to read the whole book before i could post..it was pretty good XP.

Basically... this guy named...Guy Montag was a fireman that worked for the fire department. Their job was to burn any sort of literature because it was an endangerment to society and the poeple were more interested in the electronic stuff, such as seashell radios and many televisions. Guy met a seventeen year old girl named Clarisse; she helped him understand the importance of literature and how much it can teach people. However, she eventually died later, but Guy still had the appreciation for literature.

This was a conflict cuz the chief of the fire department didnt want Montag to feel this way. However, montag killed the chief and escaped the city, mainly because he didnt want much publicity on his appreciation of literature. Then as he fled, he bumped into a group of people who had such great love for novels and literature. He eventually became part of them.

Suddenly, there is word that a bomb has dropped on the city and Montag and the group go and help rebuild the city. They wanted to rebuild it into a literature loving city... apart from its corrupt electronic obsessed lifestyle.

Oh also, apart from reading really slow.. i was also preoccupied w/ a game i got recently Final Fantasy VII : Crisis Core... and i guess that game fits in cuz the company i work for in the game is verrryyy technological and very advanced. However im a guy that works for them, 1st Class SOLDIER, the "army" of the company. I guess this can relate because in Fahrenheit 451 the cities were very advanced and w/ almost no literature. However, one difference between these two applications was that in FFVII : CC , literature was highly valued... however its sometimes e-mail and on electric message boards, while in Fahrenheit 451, all literature was burned and destroyed.

Btw... this is an AWESOME game...get it ... and also... this game wasnt all bad toward my eng reading process cuz it helped me understand the conflict in my book ever more so... andddd.. to top it off....it was neep ^^_^^.

The ending was sooo sadd TTTT^TTTT....even tho i knew what would happen since i know the FF series >~<"

I guess the symbolism in my book would be the evil ring that was made from Sauron. This ring would probably symbolize how fragile the concept of good and evil might be. Since this ring was generally evil, the good guys would have to destroy it so that the greater evil would not possess it, making them stronger. Rings are generally fragile, however the only way to destroy this ring was in the location of where it, generally was forged. So i guess the ring would also symbolize the quote "The only way to defeat a problem is to attack the source".

Neep ~

Lord of the Rings was a really great book and i got into it the first moment i started to read it. Especially since i saw the movie to this a while back. ><" Insane action, fantasy plot, fantasy characters, good versus evil, .. basically a lot i would look for in a book. I'm kind of bummed that i finished this book... well, i guess its time to go to a new one.

The next book im gonna start to read is called Farenheit 451. Ive heard that his book was pretty good and i guess i know the overall plot to it but i never really got to know this book that well. Plus, i remember a great friend of mine reccommended it to me and so, as a tribute to her, i guess ill start to read it now.... to make up for lost times XD. Also, anything with fire is pretty neep...though not really fond of Ray Bradbury... he's ok and all...but ill see how it goes XDD.