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(Fahrenheit 451) Why is it ironic that Mildred sees no value in reading since "Books aren't people"? A. The books are more valuable than people. B. Her 'family' members are not real people, but she feels
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(Fahrenheit 451) Why is it ironic that Mildred sees no value in reading since "Books aren't people"? A. The books are more valuable than people. B. Her 'family' members are not real people, but she feels a connection to them. C. The books can bring people together, forming connections. D. Mildred does not know how to read.

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B.

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She's watching TV and feels connected to them, not her husband. Books can also do that to you.

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