Alienation In Fahrenheit 451

In “Fahrenheit 451” by Ray Bradbury, the author uses the character such as Clarisse to show how conformity and censorship are strong moral values in the society. In the book Clarisse is alienated from the society, because she is unique in analyzing and questioning things. We see how she is different from typical people in the society when Montag comments about Clarisse on page 9 “ you think too many things”. For Montag a considered normal person by society it is strange for people to approach one another if they are strangers, especially to have an intellectual conversation. For this reason Clarisse is considered an outcast and is unwelcome in the society, “they say I’m antisocial” states Clarisse. When she comments this we identify that