In addition Fire gave people the power to gain pleasure . Bradbury introduces the story by showing Montag burning a house. The readers was made aware of the pleasurable thrill Montag felt as the "blood pounded in his head"(1) while he conducted all the "symphonies of blazing and burning"(1), doing his job with the utmost tranquility. Before Montag understood the power of the literature he was so happy to light on fire, burning was pleasurable to him. It gave him gratification. .Concerning Montag's secret about the books in his house exposed to the world, when Montag, Beatty and the rest of the firemen arrived at his house Beatty gave one of his speeches. He says "What is it about fire that's so lovely? No matter what age we are, what draws
