<prompt> Hlalosa molumo o sebelisitsoeng bukeng ea Fahrenheit 451nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the tone used in the Fahrenheit 451 book . Response in English: The tone in Fahrenheit 451 is often bleak, foreboding, and darkly satirical. Through the use of vivid imagery and language, Ray Bradbury paints a picture of a dystopian society where individuality and free thought are suppressed. The tone is also reflective and introspective at times, as the characters question the society in which they live and their place within it. Additionally, the tone can be urgent and intense as the characters grapple with the consequences of defying government control. Overall, the tone used in Fahrenheit 451 reflects the grave state of society and the characters increasing awareness of their oppressive circumstances. . Response in Sesotho: Molumo oa Fahrenheit 451 hangata o lerootho, o soabisa ebile o soabisa. Ka tšebeliso ea litšoantšo le puo e hlakileng, Ray Bradbury o taka setšoantšo sa sechaba sa dystopian moo botho le monahano o lokolohileng li hatelloang. Molumo o boetse oa bonahatsa maikutlo ka linako tse ling, kaha baphetwa ba botsa sechaba seo ba phelang ho sona le sebaka sa bona ka hare ho sona. Ho phaella moo, molumo oa lentsoe o ka ba o potlakileng le o matla ha libapali li ntse li loantšana le liphello tsa ho hlokomoloha taolo ea muso. Ka kakaretso, molumo o sebelisitsoeng ho Fahrenheit 451 o bontša boemo bo tebileng ba sechaba le tlhokomeliso e ntseng e eketseha ea baphetwa ka maemo a bona a kgatello. 