Ray Bradbury wrote a book to question our society; he named it Fahrenheit 451. This book pictures the destruction of our lives, by forgetting all that books teach us. The main character, Guy Montag, begins to see that his life is not as great as it seems. A girl named Clarisse comes into his life and asks questions that make him think. He burns books for a living but is unhappy in that situation. As he grows to understand why we need books, Bradbury uses color as a symbol in Montag’s life. The colors guide both Montag and the readers to see the truth behind characters in this book. In writing, many authors use dark colors to make their readers feel nervous or suspicious. When Montag is playing cards with the other firemen, he realizes that
