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A Character Analysis of Clarisse in Fahrenheit 451

This analytical essay provides a description of the character of Clarisse McClellan in Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. The student demonstrates Clarisse's innocence and wisdom and argues that these traits make her a threat to the societal structure in the story.
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Bob's feedback:

"You've done a great job describing Clarisse's character. The quote that you use to illustrate her portrayal as an innocent character is particularly well-chosen and well-described. However, your introduction and conclusion speak more to her role as a potential threat to society within the context of the story, yet you focus on her personal traits and not how they fit into the context of the story. Consider expanding your ideas to demonstrate why the traits you illustrate are perceived as threating. Also consider expanding your conclusion to better tie your main ideas together. Making these improvements will take this paper to the next level."

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