Fahrenheit 451
There are a lot of differences between this book and the world now, although the book is fictional it can still relate to the world now. “Fahrenheit 451” is an interesting book that plays an important role in censorship. The characters in the book cause things to be more interesting and treat the issue differently. Think of how the world would be without censorship or being able to relate to different issues or scenarios. The role of censorship played in the book “Fahrenheit 451” is how people in the society overlook how they are affected with technology such as, television. They want to burn books because they make people have “conflict”. What i mean by that is, if someone doesn't like a book then it should be burned. The firemen burn the book, people, and their houses if there are books found in them. They are blinded by what they are made to do just to …show more content…
For instance, Montag’s outlook in the beginning was to burn them because Beatty filled his head with what can be done if you don't feel the same about books and how books were a problem. Then, Montag realized and started to feel different about it all after he and the firemen burnt the woman. Montag viewed the issues differently which led to him getting caught during a chase and he felt like he was in the same place as all the people that he once helped burn over books. Beatty viewed the issue of books differently than most. He convinced people that it was the right thing to do and made it to where people couldn't live a normal life in their society because they constantly have to worry about what's going to happen. Beatty thought it was the right thing to do and never cared what others think. Which led him to feeling like he is the boss of everything and in the end he realized that everyone thinks different and still felt the
There are a lot of differences between this book and the world now, although the book is fictional it can still relate to the world now. “Fahrenheit 451” is an interesting book that plays an important role in censorship. The characters in the book cause things to be more interesting and treat the issue differently. Think of how the world would be without censorship or being able to relate to different issues or scenarios. The role of censorship played in the book “Fahrenheit 451” is how people in the society overlook how they are affected with technology such as, television. They want to burn books because they make people have “conflict”. What i mean by that is, if someone doesn't like a book then it should be burned. The firemen burn the book, people, and their houses if there are books found in them. They are blinded by what they are made to do just to …show more content…
For instance, Montag’s outlook in the beginning was to burn them because Beatty filled his head with what can be done if you don't feel the same about books and how books were a problem. Then, Montag realized and started to feel different about it all after he and the firemen burnt the woman. Montag viewed the issues differently which led to him getting caught during a chase and he felt like he was in the same place as all the people that he once helped burn over books. Beatty viewed the issue of books differently than most. He convinced people that it was the right thing to do and made it to where people couldn't live a normal life in their society because they constantly have to worry about what's going to happen. Beatty thought it was the right thing to do and never cared what others think. Which led him to feeling like he is the boss of everything and in the end he realized that everyone thinks different and still felt the