Fahrenheit451 Stories

An essay I wrote during our Fahrenheit 451 Unit in Sophomore [HS] Year. My English teacher tasked us with a quote "Internet Detox", and write a paragraph or two after finishing. I WROTE THE OTHER 3 [61]

Montag's floating, burning up in the all consuming, bright white aether. Light flickers on her face and dies. Reignites. The White Clown laughs. Montag's drink goes untouched.

I recently read a book called "Fahrenheit 451" , and it's really good, so I suddenly decided on a scenario: What if the characters of Fahrenheit 451 all texted each other in a group chat? Who knows what kind of mess will ensue from that. But we may never know what happens in those kinds of group chats!

What if the hound ended up going into Faber's house? If Clarisse had secretly been alive? How would Montag's story have ended then?

The following is a fictional story. It is an adaptation of Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451.

My English teacher made us write a two page epilogue for Fahrenheit 451 but never had us turn it in so I might as well upload it here so someone could read it. This is one of the best stories I've read (so far) along with Anthem by Ayn Rand.

This selection of poetry was written by me about two years ago. It is based of the book Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury. It is a depiction of each character and assess their personal features.

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It's in the title!

This is all of my poems... poems for school, out of boredom, or just because I'm having one of those days. Hope you guys enjoy them!! :D

Based on the timeless piece "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury is a short story about a deaf girl and the beginning of an adventure, much like Guy Montag's very own.

My Humanities essay on Fahrenheit 451 told in Clarisse McClellan's POV.

An Everlasting Memory follows the same plot as Fahrenheit 451. However, this time, instead of burning books, it's burning photos. Morrone Safe, the protagonist, set out on a journey as a "firefighter" and realize that she opposes what the firefighters do. Therefore, she takes action, and eventually fulfills her goal through a long period of struggles.

A short story inspired by Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury critique and criticism are welcome and encouraged

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"It was a pleasure to burn" Many years after Guy Montag's disappearance, reporter for Channel 541, Amalie Montag, finds herself questioning the world that has gone from burning books to the simple filtration of terms. Like her great uncle, Guy, whom she never met, Amalie decides to push the limits of what she knows and find out more. But, is it worth it when finding out 'more' could cost her her job, or worse, her life? Based heavily on Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury Characters such as Guy Montag, Mildred Montag, and Beatty are all by Ray Bradbury. Bilbo, Gandalf, and any others are by JRR Tolkien. I do not claim ownership of any of the above characters. (!) Warning- this book contains mentions of things that could be true or false. You may be offended. Read at your own risk. (!) (btw this is still a first draft)

If you have fallen in love with Fahrenheit 451 like I did, you may be left with some questions. What really happened to Clarisse McClellan? Where did Montag go next? What happened to the books? A blend of old and new characters, romance and new beginnings, 451 Seconds is the story of what happened next. (DISCLAMER: Characters and settings in my sequel are not mine but from Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. The plot is from my own imagination, I have no idea what Bradbury really would have wanted to happen to his characters.)

Alternate ending of Fahrenheit 451. Montag's downward spiral into an untimely demise.