1. Warming up with three good things!
2. Performing a close reading of the graphic novel's interpretation of Montag and Mildred's book extravaganza (page 90)
On the left-hand side of your notebook paper...
- What are you noticing about use of colors / shadows in this scene?
- Who are the characters in this scene, and what are you noticing about the way they're drawn?
- Any other observations about the way this scene is illustrated?
On the right-hand side of your notebook paper...
- How do you interpret the observations you made on the left-hand side? What do you think this artist is suggesting?
At the bottom of your notebook paper...
- What's alive/coming back to life in this scene?
- What's dead or dying in this scene? Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
3. Reading, journaling, and conferencing (through page 119)
HW:
1. For WEDNESDAY: Read and journal through page 119 in F451.
2. For FRIDAY: Read and journal through page 138 in F451.
Montag probably feels so alone, he went from being this mindless human who laughed at anything anybody said, to questioning society, and realizing the flaws.
ReplyDeleteAs seen throughout the graphic novel, the shades of Montag's character gets lighter and lighter. I believe that this was because as he got deeper and deeper into this new mindset, the more enlightened he became.
ReplyDelete