Analyzing The Struggle For Power In Four Novels: Fahrenheit 451, Invisible Man Lord Of The Flies And Julius Caesar

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the people.
Unannounced searches of property by "firemen" are not at all uncommon. At the
slightest inkling of this futuristic contraband, these firemen will rummage
through all of one's property, at times, destroying everything in their path.
On the opposite side of that spectrum, there is a struggle for power by the
people as well. There is the woman who hid several thousand volumes of books in
her house. She loves these books so much that when the firemen ransacked her
house, she went down with the books without hesitation. In another example of
this ongoing struggle for power, some people's lives were actually transformed
into books. Their names changed to the title of the book, and they had to
memorize every single written line of text. These people were so determined to
fight for what they believed, that it would be impossible to say that some kind
of struggle for power did not exist. They were struggling for the power of
freedom. There is not only one kind of freedom ...

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