How Is Guy Montag Responsible In Fahrenheit 451

Fahrenheit 451 a story is set in a future where reading books is prohibited by law. To prevent people from reading books, the government orders the burning of the houses of those who retain some, often with them inside. In this society the fire, instead of paying fires, create, they are responsible for burning books.

This brings us to our main character, Guy Montag was a man who had been a firefighter since the age of 20, Guy Montag was part of society dumbed by the government. The TV had controlled people, prevented them from thinking, had taken away all ability to reason. Montag was well lived believing his life was normal and that burning books gave him happiness he needed.

One day he met Clarisse McClellan, a girl who had a different view of the world, she knew something was not right with others, this made everyone think that somehow was a little crazy. A Montag also seemed strange that girl, no one had done so many questions that they did think of something else that their routine life and burn books, she seemed to know so much. Gradually, with the help of Clarisse, Montag began to realize that his life was a fantasy that could be things beyond, Montag began to doubt. Montag once went to a
Bowles and Mrs. Phelps. The conversation of the ladies went from the banal to the empty, Montag listened incredulously everything that was said there, Montag could not hold to hear so much nonsense and let go of his anger at the time, took one of books he had hidden and showed them to the ladies, perhaps demonstrable trying the futility of his existence and that in those books may have the answer. Women surprised by what they saw, they could prevent Montag read a poem of that book. Mildred trying to cover up her husband try to make women believe that this was a joke that the firefighters were allowed to take a book to ever play him a joke on your family or friends after that women withdrew from