"The Sieve and the Sand," the title of Part 2 of Ray Bradbury's novel "Fahrenheit 451," represents Guy Montag's Quest for Knowledge. The metaphor of the sieve and the sand symbolizes Montag's struggle to grasp and retain knowledge in a society that suppresses it. He desires to understand the world and seeks out literature and the truths it contains, despite the challenges posed by the oppressive society around him.
"The Sieve and the Sand" , the title of Part 2 of the novel, represents Guy Montag's ............
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Marital Issues
Relationship with Beatty
Time at the fire department
Quest for Knowledge
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