Faber is waiting for the war that has been impending since the beginning of the story. Several times, Bradbury mentions the jets roaring overhead as the country prepares for war. When Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles, friends of Millie's, are visiting, Mrs. Phelps says her husband was called up by the Army for a quick war; she says he'll be home by next week. Faber knows however, and Montag comes to realize, that any way that occurs now will be a devastating war. It will be a nuclear war with catastrophic results. It is this very catastrophe that Faber is counting on, as is Granger. They both express the idea that perhaps, like the legendary phoenix that burns itself up every thousand years only to rise again from the ashes, the city and the civilization will be able to rise from the ashes of this war and rebuild itself. The hope is that this time, when civilization is built, it will learn from the past mistakes and not make them again. Faber hopes that people will remember and understand the importance of books and of learning. He hopes that they won't become the society that they are at the time; one caught up in instant gratification, pleasure, and bland political correctness.
Faber is counting on the impending war to create chaos and provide an opportunity for intellectuals to be heard. He believes that during times of crisis, people may be more open to alternative ideas and willing to listen to intellectuals who can offer critical perspectives and solutions.
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The Wedding Bells - 2007 Partly Cloudy with a Chance of Disaster 1-3 was released on: USA: 23 March 2007
If this question made any sense at all and was written in something approaching correct English, I might have a fighting chance of answering it!
it reduse the pressure and counting is very easy. If it is an even number the turret might chance to break.
Because disasters are chance events, and thus not guaranteed to occur.
i feel very thanks to many teachers _name of the teacher_ who gave a chance to me to dp this project
What kind of accident? be more specific. Disappointment, disaster. chance, coincidence, fortune, fate crash, collision, bump, smash, smashup, pileup, shunt mishap, misfortune, calamity, catastrophe, disaster, industrial accident, upset, mistake
There's a good chance that he will. We mustn't forget, he is approaching 70. I dont know how much longer he can tour after the next couple years
Paper is made from materials that are attracted to water. When people wet their fingers they are essentially making paper want to stick to their fingers more, it reduces the chance that they may lose their place when counting and have to start all over again.
There was a remote chance that a lunar lander might not be able to take off from the surface. Staying in orbit ensured that at least one of the crew had a good chance of returning in the event of a disaster.
The most dangerious natureal disaster that appears common on earth is often answered as the hurricane, but they are wrong. The most dangerous disaster would be meteorites, since the chance (if homing in on land) of getting hit is 200,000:1. However, theres nothing to worry about as most of these raindrops from hell typically land into the ocean.