Fahrenheit 451 Identity Analysis

Have you ever had to find out who's your real friends and who your enemies or realize what's your real identity? Well in the novel Fahrenheit 451 the main character Guy Montag has to deal with these kinds of challenges. Throughout the novel, Montag must find out if he enjoys burning books or if he enjoys reading books. Another challenge Montage must face is identifying who are his real friends and who will stab him in the back. While reading this novel I soon realize that there is two groups of people, the people who are all for burning books and belligerent. Then there's the people who are kind which are the people who do read books. therefore, the two most important class themes in this novel, which in my opinion are friends and enemies and, identity. For the first theme which is friends and enemies are shown in many different ways. for the first example of friends and enemies, Montag’s wife leaves him and turns him into the firemen. This is when Montag finds out that Mildred does not love him for who he is but cares more for her family on T.V. On the other hand Montage is friends
In the novel, Montag questions his happiness by saying this ”We have everything we need to be happy, but we aren't.” (Bradbury 78). In this quote Montag realizes that he’s not happy with burning books and watching the wall screen all day. Now not many people follow the rules of society, Montag is discovering that he doesn't want to be like everyone else. At the end of the novel the person who Montag will be for the rest of his life is discovered in this part of the book “ I thought I had part of the book of Ecclesiastes” (Bradbury 144). In this part Montag will have to remember the book and become identified as the book of Ecclesiastes.This is when Montag discovers his true self. If Montag did not convert over to what he loved, would have had a bad