Fahrenheit451 Manual

FAHRENHEIT 451 Game Manual Notes From The Underground (For New Members) Criminal Alert Notice Guy, Lifted this from the Firehouse; thought you’d be curious. By the way, welcome! Everyone in the Underground feels this could be a turning point, having someone with your experience. We’ll try and help you through, as much as we can – I know it’ll be dangerous out there, but we are hovering in the background... Be careful! J. Swift Standard Public Release Form No. 451-C-22 Name of Suspect: Guy Montag To all members of the 451 Corps, New York Division: We are all aware that the Underground continues to permeate unsavory sectors of our City. Despite the valiant efforts of Corps members to snuff out insurgents, the renegades have succeeded in maintaining subversive activities and recruiting others to their cause. The 451 Corps, rightful custodians of the peace of our society, must revitalize their mission: keeping the world free of books, the instruments of unrest. One particular fugitive has been spotted in various sectors of the City. Guy Montag, once a stellar member of the 451 Corps, has clearly been tempted by the rhetoric of the Underground and is now connected with their reprehensible cause. This deserter and deviant must be brought to task for his crimes against the state. Among his distinctive characteristics is the aroma of kerosene, which persists as a permanent talisman to his true but suppressed loyalties. Additionally, there is a belief that Montag has obtained identification badges which falsify his identity and effectively confuse our efforts to track him. Please be on the alert. To all New Members: Welcome to the Underground. You have joined a group of people who are dedicated to freedoms – whether the freedom found between the covers of a book, or the freedom that once existed in this country and that must be rekindled. You will feel alone out there, surrounded by 451 Corps, and uncertain of the loyalties of the people you encounter daily. But you are not alone. Underground members are everywhere, waiting to assist a fellow Undergrounder in his or her mission, waiting to guide their compatriots to safety, waiting for the time when there will be reward for their efforts. Some advice: See the section called “Literary Quotations,” which describes how members of the Underground use literary quotations to communicate with each other. And, don’t forget your lighter, the Flame of Knowledge... Signed, Jonathan Swift Notes From The Underground Here are some tips on how to make it around in Manhattan. Loading 451 See insert for loading instructions. New Features Enter NEWDATA to obtain information on features that were changed after your handbook wa…