i chose an prologue story, writing by floowing below requirments.
An epilogue is an afterword, a conclusion, that shows what happens after the events of a piece of literature or work of art; a prologue is a separate introduction that presents relevant information to establish themes, imagery, or characters in art. Now you can create one of those for Fahrenheit 451.
“For noon… when we reach the city,” closes out our novel. Where is Montag going? What will his future look like? How can the ragtag group of ‘wanderers’ re-shape the broken world into a ‘utopia’? What else does Montag finally remember?
In contrast, “It was a pleasure to burn” opens Bradbury’s masterpiece. How did Montag learn to love destroying? How did Montag ‘sleeplessly’ follow his father and grandfather’s example to become a firefighter? What patchwork memories of his past have a greater meaning?
Your task: Write EITHER a prologue or epilogue that sets up or concludes Fahrenheit 451 by focusing on key themes from the novel and referencing specific details from the text. Incorporate key characters (and traits), moments from the novel, or significant symbols/details incorporated throughout the text in a new light. (Example: Mentioning Professor Faber is not a reference; mentioning Professor Faber on a train to St. Louis or creating an earpiece is a reference.)
Requirements/Grading: MLA formatting, roughly 700 -1,250 word count (2 ½ – 5 pgs), fiction based on Fahrenheit 451. Writing/Grammar (25%), 15 underlined + specific references (45%), Creativity/Originality (25%), Formatting (5%).