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National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day - "Time Enough at Last" Themes and Analysis

Delve into the themes and figurative language in "Time Enough at Last" from The Twilight Zone. Explore philosophical questions and societal attitudes towards books, comparing the episode to our society.

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National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day - "Time Enough at Last" Themes and Analysis

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  1. Today is National Chocolate Covered Cherry Day! Thursday, January 3rd Finish “Time Enough at Last” and discuss questions. Themes in FH451. Figurative language in FH451.

  2. Read 113 – 121 for FRIDAY • Preview The Twilight Zone episode • “Time Enough At Last” • Original Air Date: Nov 20, 1959 • A bookish bank teller, who would like nothing more than to be left alone to read, survives a nuclear disaster and discovers that he is the last man on Earth. • What makes life worth living? What do you value most? What you would miss most if it was lost? • What is the ironic twist at the end? • What is the difference between aloneness and loneliness? • What is society’s attitude towards books (episode & our society)?

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