Fahrenheit 451 pp. 138-154

DUE TUESDAY, 1/29 Fahrenheit 451 pp. 138-154
Read Fahrenheit 451 pp. 138-154

1. Write one or more questions that you have.
No questions.

2. How has Montag changed from the beginning of the novel to this part?
In the beginning of the story, Montag was a complicated man. He didn't enjoy living with his wife, and he always seemed depressed. Life seemed like it was boring to Montag. When he met Clarisse, he started to open up as a person. Throughout the story, he begins to realize that the society he is living in is like a little bubble. When the two ladies come over to his house and talk politics to him, he gets frustrated. One of the ladies state that they hate poetry, and Montag asks, "Have you actually even read poetry?" The women just leave, crying. Even farther in the story, Montag is caught with books. He does many things that he, in the begininning of the book, would never do. For example, he kills the hound (who he was scared of) and Beatty, one of his fellow fire fighters. Montag has faced a change that is like day and night . At the end of the book, he ends with a happy life on the train tracks, and the novel leaves you thinking that know, Monatg can begin a actual society NOT run by the crazy people who ban books, simply because it gives other people ideas.