"The Family?"
"Whom?"
"Whom?"
TV's thinner than the plots of the shows they broadcast
- Thread starter Neroon
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"The Family" is a show in the world of 'Fahrenheit 451' which is displayed on walls (I think Montag had recently bought his wife a third wall for her TV room and was bugging him for a fourth). It is basically a soap opera to the Nth degree. It is interactive to some extent and has a story that pushes it along but is often either unimportant or unintelligible but yet she sits in her room watching/talking/whatever with the fake people all day every day. . . not unlike those who are addicted to games and forums online that they use to replace a proper social life.
I figured it would be a pretty easy reference, I had to read it in HS and then later in English 1A and it was on several recommended reading lists from middle school up. The US school system fails again I guess.
I figured it would be a pretty easy reference, I had to read it in HS and then later in English 1A and it was on several recommended reading lists from middle school up. The US school system fails again I guess.
Oh, I thought you were making a comment on the grammatical differences between "who" and "whom".
Whom is used in the plural isn't it...?
Whom is used in the plural isn't it...?
