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Wednesday, December 5, 2018
FINAL EXAM PROMPT
In the novels Tangerine and Fahrenheit 451, some of the characters are static and
some are dynamic. First, explain the difference: what makes a character dynamic? Then, choose a dynamic character from either book and explain at least three
ways this character changes throughout the book. 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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