One of these non-living objects names a novel that repeats the line, "Every negro walk in a circle.
One of these non-living objects names a novel that repeats the line, "Every negro walk in a circle. Take of that and make it what you will." In that text named for one of these things, Lilith kills the abusive Rogets but fails to save Robert Quinn, who leaves her with their daughter Lovey. Along with that work by Jamaican author Marlon James, one of these things is given as a birthday gift to a Yale graduate and aspiring architect who dates Maxine; that character's father survived a (*) train crash in India because medics saw a piece of one of these objects in his hand, causing him to name his son Nikhil. A man praises the speeding up of the modern world in a speech defending the "bright," "clean" destruction of these items; this man, Captain Beatty, uses the Mechanical Hound to track down Guy Montag. For 10 points, name these objects burned in Fahrenheit 451.
One of these non-living objects names a novel that repeats the line, "Every negro walk in a circle.
books [generously prompt on novels]