Fahrenheit 451 By Ray Bradbury: Character Analysis

The novel Fahrenheit 451 written by Ray Bradbury. The setting of this is like a big city like New York or Chicago.There are many different moods including it being dark , scary , and weird.
Guy Montag is a fireman who is physically described as being 30 years old and having flamy orange eyes. Montag was determined all throughout the book. Montag wanted to have answers quickly. Montag’s purpose is to reverse people from burning books to reading books. Clarisse McClellan is Montag’s neighbor. Clarisse asked Montag “Are you happy?” Clarisse asked this to make Montag really thing. Clarisse was described as having a slender , milk white face and having dark eyes. Clarisse’s purpose was to get Montag out of burning books to reading books. Faber was a professor at some university. While Faber is on the phone with Montag Faber says “this is some sort of trap. I can’t talk to just anyone on the phone (pg. 16). When Faber says this Montag knows Faber can help him. Faber was described as being old , smart , and a coward. Faber’s purpose was to help Montag change this world about their knowledge of books.
The first summary of this book would be where Beatty tried to arrest Montag for reading books. Montag kills Beatty with a flamethrower . Beatty suspected Montag of hiding books in his house. The second summary of the book is where
society. He can’t accept the fact about what people say about books. One of the men at the campfire say “No, nothing’s ever lost. We have ways to shake down your clinkers for you. (pg. 144). They said this in case Montag got killed they could get the piece of book Montag had and memorize it themselves . Montag wanted society to read but society didn’t want to. On (pg. 158) the author puts into everything there is a season.Yes. A time to keep silence and a time to speak.” This meant that nothing could stop these men from rebuilding this city. The government created firemen and police who were now after