OPTION 3 ESSAY


( Well they say "it's better late than never" but it was not correct of me to wait 4or5 days later to start working on my essay. )

In Dr.P's insight on Fahrenheit 451 he expresses himself differently from others. One he states we should "re-read books " so we can actually see the meaning behind everything. I believe it is an accurate suggestion because when we read it once it's just for like a class you have to read it for or for some of you guys out there probably for the grade. As stated before re reading books again make you think differently of what the author is trying to portray and infer all the things differently than the first time we read them. Some usage of syntax and diction Dr.P uses would be forming sentences with examples that we might relate to or specific articles that show involvement with maybe seeing things different when re reading everything again. As well as, using intellectual words that we might know or not, but besides using words that flow in the sentence he gives us examples of linguistic terms which make things way better. To continue, he gave examples of any articles or other references that ties up to ideas of Fahrenheit 451. This is a glimpse of what I got out of Dr.P's essay.

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