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Rabbit-proof Fence by Doris Pilkington Garimara, Fahrenheit 451 - Coggle…

- - - - (Major Edmund Lockyear and soldiers of the 93rd Regiment)
  - - - daily life using natural elements
      - incorporated nature for living such as animal skin
      - cooking fish
    - - Kundilla’s lifestyle is a typical example of aboriginal life,
  - - - a comparison between now and future(when white man arrive)
- - - - arrived
      - asked for the aboriginal's permission to give their land a english name
    - - Meedo
      - Bidgup
  - - - contrast of their attitude towards each others
  - - - a new english name of the continent shows a new identity given by the white settlers
      - the tradition and custom within the aboriginal identity changed because of the new settlers
- - - - arrested
  - - - new settlers established their own social organizations and limited the aboriginal's power in the continent
      - the society of aboriginals were weakend
    - - the British settlers brought their distinct identity along with them
        
        British culture
      - less aboriginal identity as they started to work for white settlers
- - - - lost of memories
  - - - bruning is pressure
      - lost of memories
      - addicted to tech
        
        polar wall
        
        ear thimbles
      - didn't understand own emotions
      - government control
        
        mechanical hound
    - - montag
      - mildred
      - clarisse
      - beatty
  - - - this part main focus on how Montag realized the conformity of the society and raised curiosity to question his individuality
    - - Clarisse asked montage if he was happy, and he could not answer
        
        indicates his obedience to government's rule at the beginning of this book
  - - - the use of high-tech can control people
        
        through force
        
        mechanical hound
        
        salamander
        
        use entertainments to control people's mind, made them addicted so they won't question about the society
        
        polar wall
        
        Mildred treated it as family
        
        ear thimbles to brain wash people
      - upcoming war using the nuclear weapon
    - - the dystopian society tended to eliminate people's own identity and turned them into similar people who do not have individual thoughts
    - - the society was controlled by the government and ran 'perfectly" as an organization