Personification in Fahrenheit 451
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A: The house lit of fire very quickly, almost instantaneously.
B: The personification in the word "jumped" gives the reader an example of how quickly the house was engulfed in flames.
C: The mood of this passage is panicked. It gives the reader a feeling of anxiety, as the house is burning down at a quick and uncontrollable pace.
D: Author's Purpose: Personification helps Bradbury create a mood of worry by utilizing images of jumping and rapidly spreading fire. This establishes from the beginning of the story that Montag is a character who causes destruction during his job as a fireman.