1. I think bradbury started the novel this way to show readers how different Montag's society is to ours. It is more pleasurable for them to burn books for them because they have no more use to them.
2. In the opening scene, books are compared to birds because they can both guve people thoughts and give ideas.
3. Montag's life is different from Clarisse's because montag feels alone and like his life is boring while clarisse lives in a loud house full of laughter.
4. Everything that montag describes is something that we have today. Technology doesn't improve the life of montag, maybe at his job but not with his wife. It keeps them distant.
5. The narrator introduced us to Montag in this time of his life to help us understand the society and to show how not good Montags life is even with all of the improvements of technology.
6. I think Clarisse was introduced before Mildred because Clarisse is curious about the past and it seems as if she is the only one.
7. All houses are fireproof for safety reasons for the firefighters so when they burn the house, the house wouldn't burn just the books.
8. Mildred requires emergency service because she overdosed and she recieves help from a doctor that goes to their house and acts like that's a normal thing in that society.
9. The mechanical hound is a hound that is made to follow Montag's orders.
10. The society considers Clarisse as anti-social because she doesn't really talk and she wants to know more about the past and how things used to be.
11. When the women's house is raided she lights a match because she doesn't want to live without her books.
12. Montag and Mildred's relationship is not good because their lives are different and in the beginning Mildred tried to commit suicide to obviously she is not happy.
13. Beatty starts to realize that Montag is getting more attracted to books.
14. The only reason that books wouldn't make people equal is that people reading them would probably be smarter.
15. Montag feels fat because he isn't comfortable in the society.
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