Friday, January 4, 2013
Journal Entry # 2
Wow, it seems there is some psychological suspense
going on now. When furthering my reading I discovered that Mildred (Guy
Montag’s wife) has apparently overdosed and has been lying in bed. What makes
this so suspenseful are the comments and speculations Guy made in discovering
his wife’s situation? “His wife
stretched on the bed, uncovered and cold, like a body displayed on the lid of a
tomb, her eyes fixed to the ceiling by
invisible threads of steel, immovable”, (Bradbury 12). One thing I would like
to acknowledge is the author’s use of great description to provide a sense of the
gloomy mood. He portrays the mood in a way that leads me to a more inquisitive
view of the actual meaning of this book. Furthermore, Guy discovers evidence as
to his wife’s “breath going in and out, softly, faintly, in and out her
nostrils…” (Bradbury 13). Mildred’s rushed to hospital (153 words).
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