b) “To everything there is a season. Yes. A time to break down, and a time to build up” (Bradbury).
c) “And on either side of the river was there a tree of life” (Bradbury).
Explanation:
These are the two lines that illustrate the hope for a new and better society. In the first example, Bradbury talks about the seasons of life. The time to break down refers to the negative moments of society in which chaos prevails. However, the moment to build up refers to the possibility of humans to create and recover. In the second sentence, the author talks about a "tree of life." This is a powerful metaphor that demonstrates the author's hope in society.
Explanation: a tree of life is seen of as a good, hopeful, thing. I think the tree represents the “hope” and the river represents the struggle. I hope that helps!
