FARENHEIT 451 FIRST IMPRESSIONS

The author of this book has a peculiar syntax. When describing things he goes into major detail and we can picture what he's saying in our heads, but in the dialogue he used short gets-to-the-point sentences. This sticks out to me because he changes the way he writes, but it still gives us the same tone. He describes scenery in a way where we can imagine it in our heads because he uses descriptive words.