Although one would be able to find the mentor model throughout several different medias, one case can be seen in Ray Bradbury’s book burning dystopia known as Fahrenheit 451. The character can be seen specifically in the old and wise, former English professor named Faber, as he assists Guy Montag, the protagonist, by transferring his resources to Montag’s cause and guiding the man when he is faced with danger. Fahrenheit 451 depicts a world where ideas and knowledge are censored via book burning. In this world, Faber lived in a time before humanity “let [books] go” and reading was still legal (Bradbury 81). He was also a college professor, giving him a certain exposure to the ideas in literature unique in Bradbury’s world. It is this understanding of novels that allows Faber to to teach Montag that what he needs to
Although one would be able to find the mentor model throughout several different medias, one case can be seen in Ray Bradbury’s book burning dystopia known as Fahrenheit 451. The character can be seen specifically in the old and wise, former English professor named Faber, as he assists Guy Montag, the protagonist, by transferring his resources to Montag’s cause and guiding the man when he is faced with danger. Fahrenheit 451 depicts a world where ideas and knowledge are censored via book burning. In this world, Faber lived in a time before humanity “let [books] go” and reading was still legal (Bradbury 81). He was also a college professor, giving him a certain exposure to the ideas in literature unique in Bradbury’s world. It is this understanding of novels that allows Faber to to teach Montag that what he needs to