How Does Montag Change In Fahrenheit 451

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In Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury uses characters and events to show how montag transformation throughout the novel. The author uses Clarisse to show a transformation in Guy Montag. Clarisse asking montag if he was happy really makes him questionable enough to ask himself if he's happy. Clarisse begins to give montag the attention that his wife never gives him. “Do you ever read the books you burn” ask clarisse, trying to get montag to understand what’s wrong with reading books. The author also uses Fabor to show a transformation in Guy Montag. Faber was the man that gave montag his address on case wanted to turn him in for having books. Instead montag forced faber to help him understand how to read the Bible. Montag and faber had a plan to help each other to stop the nonsense, which started off with faber giving montag a seashell to hear what people were saying. Things eventually started to not turn out the way he wanted, so faber gave him some of his dirty clothes and whiskey to to knock off the hounds scent so that things could get back the way they planned. …show more content…

She seems to be montag’s antagonize throughout the story. Mildred overdosing with sleeping pills putting herself in harm really scared montag and not knowing what to do to stop her from killing herself. It made montag think about she cares for no one else but herself and decided to move on to bigger and better things. Mildred one day said to herself and montag that “ tv is my family “. That made montag think about clarisse and her family on how they all laugh and have fun together as a family. What Clarisse said really told montag that she’s not willing to better herself or their relationship. So montag left to pursuit his plan to escape the city along with

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