The story "Fahrenheit 451" is about a man, who has always worn his happiness like a mask, until one day he meets a girl named Clarise, and she slowly changes how he sees the government. Ray Bradbury is against censorship, and he uses tone in his stories to express this opinion. In "Fahrenheit 451" Ray Bradbury uses tone to show his prospective on censorship by including references on what happened in Germany during WWII, when the Nazi party began to burn books, and by adding this it made the story more suspenseful.
Tone can be shown though emotional words used in the story to see Ray Bradbury's view on censorship. In the beginning of the book Montag said "It was a pleasure to burn" at this point he is like a Nazi. Later Montag realized "A
Tone can be shown though emotional words used in the story to see Ray Bradbury's view on censorship. In the beginning of the book Montag said "It was a pleasure to burn" at this point he is like a Nazi. Later Montag realized "A