The book starts on a regular day for Montag. Clarisse asks Montag "Are you happy?" This challenges Montags way of life and this makes him want to change throughout the story. The reason Clarisse asks this is because Montag is a fireman and he burns people’s houses that they have books. He overlooks the fact that he is destroying people’s property for a living.

Montag goes home to Millie, his wife. They both don’t love each other and they never have any affection between them. In fact, they barely ever notice each other. That night Montag notices bombers flying over his town. This is foreshadowing an upcoming war. Montag finds out that Mill

At his house he finds out that his own wife has turned him

Throughout the story, Montag changes a lot. The story started with him being a bad person that burns down other people’s houses. Then when his neighbor questions him he starts to question his town. He starts to realize how important books are. Then he starts to try and change the town.

Montag's books. They decide that Montag must memorize the

wife. Millie is scared and won’t deal with what’s happening. Montag gets mad and takes one of his books and leaves to visit Faber, an old English professor he once knew. The two of them get a plan to save the ideas from

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