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Fahrenheit 451 Creative Project Planning (Flowers (Ideas: (Hyacinth:…
Fahrenheit 451
Creative Project Planning
Animals
Ideas:
Snake (Chinese Zodiac): Represents a desire to follow your own path.
Chinese Zodiac Animal Symbolism
Gemstones
Ideas
Gemstones Meanings
Moonstone: Intuition, Patience
Onyx: Focus, Self-Mastery, Discipline
Topaz: Clarity
Snowflake Obsidian: Persistence, Overcoming Difficulties
Tiger Eye: Balance, Discernment
Lapis Lazuli: Vision, Truth, Awareness
Bloodstone:
Bloodstone
Quartz: Amplifies other stones
Flowers
Ideas:
Hyacinth: Represents playfulness, but also rashness (Montag)
Purple Hyacinth can represent sorrow, forgiveness, and regret
Yellow Carnation: Represents disappointment and rejection
Chamomile: Represents patience (Faber keeps telling Montag to be patient)
Goldenrod: Encouragement
Holly: Hope
Zinnia: Thoughts of absent friends (Montag after Clarisse's death)
Hyssop: Sacrifice, Cleanliness
Willow: Sadness
Valerian: Readiness (Montag readily trying to bring about a change, in a rash way - see Hyacinth
Roses
Yellow Rose: joy, friendship, the promise of a new beginning
Pink Rose: grace, happiness, gentleness
The absence of a pink rose could symbolize the absence of happiness
Aster: also represents patience
Important Ones
Valerian:
Valerian represents Montag's readiness to bring about change in a reckless way.
Zinnia:
Zinnia represents thoughts of absent friends, which represents Montag's thoughts for Clarisse's death, and after he leaves behind Mildred.
Holly:
Holly symbolizes Montag and Faber's hope for a better world, without the burning of books
Hyacinth:
Hyacinth can represent playfulness, but it also represents rashness. That points to Montag's rash, senseless behaviour throughout the book, embarking on dangerous endeavours without a proper plan.
Purple Hyacinth:
Represents sorrow, forgiveness, and regret. This could represent Montag's sorrow at Clarisse's death, and the sorrow he had for the world that burned the books
Roses
Pink Rose:
The pink rose can represent happiness. The absence of a pink rose and other flowers that symbolize happiness can represent an absence of happiness in the world of
Fahrenheit 451
.
Yellow Rose:
The yellow rose can suggest the promise of a new beginning. While that is probably meaning in the pursuit of love, in
Fahrenheit 451
it can symbolize the new beginning that Montag wishes to see.
Sources:
Old Farmer's Almanac
,
The Language of Flowers
Final Choices
Flowers: Aster/Chamomile, Holly, Hyacinth, Valerian, Zinnia
Gemstones:Snowflake Obsidian, Moonstone, Quartz, Bloodstone, Lapis Lazuli
Animals: Snake