In a world where Professors of Literature are considered outlaws and houses are fireproof, Fireman Guy Montag is charged with burning printed literature and the buildings in which they are found. He is content to live his life fanning the flames by day, and returning to his television-enthused wife by night until he meets a strange girl named Clarisse. She asks him questions that he hasn’t quite asked himself, and much to his dismay, the answers he finds aren’t ideal. Montag finds himself with a growing hunger for answers, but is he truly prepared to find them?
Critical Review:
Fahrenheit 451 may very well be more pertinent to our society than the time when it was first published. It is an excellent story with relatable, though perhaps shallow,
Critical Review:
Fahrenheit 451 may very well be more pertinent to our society than the time when it was first published. It is an excellent story with relatable, though perhaps shallow,