the setting affects the mood because the setting is where the mood takes place, like if it was raining you would be in a gloomy mood. the advantge would be having a super fast jet car.
Because mood in a story like leaves you wondering about what wiil happen next , and it gets out yo set!.... The woords and the places that he uses to discribe something.
cause it not the present it is the future and the mood can be sad,mad,angery,confused, and scared when he has the firefighters go and burn peoples books.
I think you guys are missing the boat on this. The setting affects the mood greatly in this book. If you remember when we first began this book, I pointed out that darkness or some reference to the dark had been made over forty times. How does the darkness make you feel? When you walk into a dark alley do you always feel safe? The overall setting of this book is a world in which intelligence, creativity, diversity, and uniqueness are unneeded and done away with. That setting affects the mood tremendously. I am fearful of a world like that. Bradbury creates a very dismal, dark, and depressing mood through the setting of the book. I can't think of any advantages, personally, to a world such as that. I guess if you were a true sports fanatic you might enjoy it. But what happens when you can no longer play games?
*Well The Setting Affects The Mood And The Setting Is About Teachin People That Reading Can Teach You Something And Other Stuff But The Modd Is Boring And Sad And Cant Live There Life With Out Someone Telling Them They Cant Do Dis Or Dat..................:*
the setting affects the mood because the setting is where the mood takes place, like if it was raining you would be in a gloomy mood. the advantge would be having a super fast jet car.
ReplyDeleteThe setting affects the mood because you can be happy in one place but walk into a room and have a totally different attitude.
ReplyDeleteBecause mood in a story like leaves you wondering about what wiil happen next , and it gets out yo set!.... The woords and the places that he uses to discribe something.
ReplyDeleteThe setting affects the mood because where your at and how the mood is depends on how you will feel
ReplyDeletethe mood can be good or bad like however the place is
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ReplyDeletecause it not the present it is the future and the mood can be sad,mad,angery,confused, and scared
ReplyDeletewhen he has the firefighters go and burn peoples books.
iT Depends On Whats Goinq On In The Book ! .... Noo , Because They Burn Books &&'d People Wont Get To Learn How To Do Thinqs
ReplyDeleteThe advantages to living in this society would be the technology and advances
ReplyDeleteGive me evidence from the text of advances and technology.
DeleteI think you guys are missing the boat on this. The setting affects the mood greatly in this book. If you remember when we first began this book, I pointed out that darkness or some reference to the dark had been made over forty times. How does the darkness make you feel? When you walk into a dark alley do you always feel safe? The overall setting of this book is a world in which intelligence, creativity, diversity, and uniqueness are unneeded and done away with. That setting affects the mood tremendously. I am fearful of a world like that. Bradbury creates a very dismal, dark, and depressing mood through the setting of the book.
ReplyDeleteI can't think of any advantages, personally, to a world such as that. I guess if you were a true sports fanatic you might enjoy it. But what happens when you can no longer play games?
*Well The Setting Affects The Mood And The Setting Is About Teachin People That Reading Can Teach You Something And Other Stuff But The Modd Is Boring And Sad And Cant Live There Life With Out Someone Telling Them They Cant Do Dis Or Dat..................:*
ReplyDeleteI agree this would be a very boring place to live. Can you find a quote from the book that might show how boring it is?
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