... - the house itself. This "house of the future" is portrayed as having a brain, and the ability to make logical judgments based on changing criteria (such as its reaction to the fire that eventually lead to its own demise). However, a generalized question arises that asks, "Why would the companies that provided for this type of pseudo-intelligence not have inserted simple logic ... was an abundance of metal and upper-end robotics enclosed within the house. Instead of permitting it to be as vulnerable to catastrophe as wood generally is, steel beams and fire-retardant insulation would hav...

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... and attempt to cease the censorship. His boss, Beatty, finds out about their scheme and Montag is unknowingly sent to burn down his own house; Montag later set Beatty on fire and fled his town to escape oppression. By breaking the social norm, Montag voiced his opinion and took action, in the end coming to the benefit of society as he ... ...

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