“Without Libraries, what have we? We have no past and no future.” This quote was uttered by the late Ray Bradbury. The dystopian novelist, when not writing a new novel, focused on the need for books and other literature. From this stemmed his greatest known novel, Fahrenheit 451. In the story, a lonely Guy Montag is forced to choose between his government and life, and the books he has come to love, that have sense been outlawed. Constant unhappiness, a strong influence, and an increasing interest in the illegal was enough to drive law abiding Guy Montag to the top of the government’s hit list.
Montag felt he had a mediocre life. He speaks highly of his life, only when talking about his job as a Fireman. Guy was a husband to a woman who spent
Montag felt he had a mediocre life. He speaks highly of his life, only when talking about his job as a Fireman. Guy was a husband to a woman who spent