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A Character Analysis Of Montage In Fahrenheit 45
Montage is feeling sick about what he saw when he was burning that house. so betty comes and checks on him but he think he is hiding a book and he is tell them that he hopes that montag will come back as soon as posiable and he said he would think about it . he really was not gonna go back so he hid the books so no one would know about it
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