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Lesson 27: Analyze character interactions, irony, and allusion, and how they develop theme

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Lesson 27: Analyze character interactions, irony, and allusion, and how they develop theme

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Students continue reading Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury and analyze Beatty and Faber’s impact on Montag, as well as how Bradbury uses irony and allusion to develop the themes.