After meeting Clarisse, Guy Montag begins to question things in ways he's never done before. Clarisse tells Montag that she had once heard that firemen used to put fires out, rather than start them. Montag laughs. Clarisse replies: "You laugh when I haven't been funny and you answer right off. You never stop to think what I've asked you." Clarisse clearly challenges Montag to "think" about things. Montag begins to question if he is happy. As the time continues, Montag's curiosity grows. He continues to question his life, his role as a fireman, and the supposed illegality and evil of books. This is a sign that Montag starts to
After meeting Clarisse, Guy Montag begins to question things in ways he's never done before. Clarisse tells Montag that she had once heard that firemen used to put fires out, rather than start them. Montag laughs. Clarisse replies: "You laugh when I haven't been funny and you answer right off. You never stop to think what I've asked you." Clarisse clearly challenges Montag to "think" about things. Montag begins to question if he is happy. As the time continues, Montag's curiosity grows. He continues to question his life, his role as a fireman, and the supposed illegality and evil of books. This is a sign that Montag starts to