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Montag changes in many ways throughout the novel, making him a very dynamic character. At the beginning of the novel Montag loves what he does and thinks he is happy. When he meets Clarisse she ignites the spark in Montag. “’Are you happy?’ she said. ‘Am I what?’ he cried” (10). He then begins to dwell on whether or not he is happy and then he acts upon that decision to find out why. With the prompting of Clarisse by the middle of the story Montag was beginning to learn how to think for himself.

Maxmilian Savin Bledsoe English 10 13 October 2014 Change in Perspective Within Fahrenheit 451 Montag experiences many encounters with people, both good and bad. Most of the important people he encounters alter his views on his society or change his thoughts about things like books and intellectuals in general. Others he comes across are merely just mindless people that are basically examples and reinforce the idea of how his society is in a horrible state. It is likely that Clarisse is the most

(MIP) This meme shows one of the most well-known laws of the society in Fahrenheit 451, which also plays a key role in the novel. (SIP-A) The society within the novel bans and burns books, helping to create the country of mindless citizens they now have. (STEWE-1) Beatty, a fire captain who burns books for a living, explains to Montag the government’s logic behind why books are burned. He reveals that as people lives sped up books lost content as they got shorter and shorter (52). In addition to

the character that help the character see that live in a dystopian society not a utopian society that they have been lead to believe. Leading them to question their humanity and what they have become immune to in life. Clarisse McClellan opened up Guy Montag’s eyes to the emptiness of his life with her innocent observant questions, and her unusual love of people, and all things that were different. Harrison Bergeron from the story Harrison Bergeron was a 14 year old who was so frightening that he

In Fahrenheit 451, The character Clarisse Is a character of kindness, joyfulness, and mystery. In the beginning of the book when Montag meets Clarisse, Montag feels different around her. In Fahrenheit 451 Clarisse plays a very important role in the story and also in Montags character. One example, of when Clarisse plays an important role in the story is when she rubs the dandelion on Montag’s chin, and when the dandelion doesn’t rub off on Montag, Clarisse accuses Montag for not being in love. Montag

Guy Montag is your typical headstrong character that is the hero or protagonist that never loses sight of what he is after. Through people portraying the man he wishes he was and characters setting him back, Montag fights his way through a foggy dystopian society in which has him playing the role of a fireman who starts the fires. Throughout Fahrenheit 451, Montag proves to be a character of change and a character of sheer willpower. Montag first starts out as the character that shows to be a follower

Montag Montag begins changing throughout the novel by being curious about stuff he's never done before. He was a fireman that burnt books for a living. He questions about life and how the society runs and tries to discover things in the novel. He asks himself if he's happy. Is Montag a much difference than the other characters? Does he really change throughout Fahrenheit 451? Throughout the novel as he burns books, he realizes that books are not evil and he actually enjoyed them. He started getting

Similarities between the book and the movie is the group of people who memorize books, Montag burning his house, and Montag having stashed forbidden items in his house vents. In both the book and movie Montag found the group of people who memorize books so they can one day rewrite them. That plot was the same, but the way it was discovered by montag was different. Montag burning down his house happened just as in the book. There was, yet again, a small difference in who Montag burned alive. In the

In Fahrenheit 451 the author expresses the idea that one needs to take risks in order to change their life. For example in page 37 it says “montag’s hand closed like a mouth, crushed the book with wild devotion, with an insanity of mindlessness to his chest”. Montag had never done that before and taking the book was the first step to his journey, to changing his life and finding out what really is in those books. This action caused montag to change and shift towards a different direction, from the

Symbol Analysis Paper on Fahrenheit 451 Fire can only be extinguished in 3 ways: remove the fuel source, remove the oxygen, or remove the heat. In the novel Fahrenheit 451, the main character, Guy Montag, is a firefighter whose job is to burn knowledge and books. In the society he lives in, people are blissfully ignorant and are completely handicapped without the technology that they so heavily rely on. This imperfect society is known as a dystopia. The author Ray Bradbury uses symbols throughout