In the novel Fahrenheit 451, some of the
characters are static and
some are dynamic. What makes a character
dynamic? Choose a dynamic character from Fahrenheit 451. Explain
at least three
ways this character changes throughout the book and be prepared to
support your points with textual evidence (such as a quote or an event
in the plot). Why does this
character change? How does this character's evolution reflect the
overall theme and tone of the book?
*NOTE: Please remember to include at least five lit terms in your analysis of the text.
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