Jealousy In Fahrenheit 451, By Ray Bradbury

Do you think one must be able to excel in their academics or avoid hurting others feelings in the form of jealousy to keep everyone equal? In a world that is a America that is a dystopia having restrictions on knowledge and embracing violence where reading books is strictly prohibited. The world is also torn into war, but a few start to question their society. In the novel Fahrenheit 451 author Ray Bradbury sheds light on the idea that if knowledge is blocked from the society is a society that will erupt into violence and chaos. This becomes clear when some individuals previously loyal to the way of life understand the greater picture of what they aren’t allowed to do,the lack empathy,and violence that occurs throughout this world. In Part 1, Bradbury Illustrates …show more content…
The government promotes it and even considers it justice. This is not a stable way to control civilians and will not last long till be start going against the grain. For in section 2 it says”’We never burn bright’...’Hand it over said Beatty with a fixed simile. And then in a shrieking blaze blaze, a jump, sprawling,gibbering mankin” This evidence has montag rebelling from the controlling and restricting government having no choice but to use violence in order to defend his property. Another way the government inflicts violence is when Montag puts his ear into the seashell it says”The fugitive cannot escape if everyone look from his house… he felt the city turn it’s thousands of doors…….. He wanted to see the man alive and not burnt back there like a body shell.”. This section in part 3 supports the fact the that society and government use violence and had montag worrying that they would use violence to lure him into custody by killing faber which directly supports the claim. Violence go hand and hand with the government using it and having civilians stripped of it. Then are told to