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In both, Fahrenheit 451, and the poem 409, they mention that there is no individuality in society. In Fahrenheit 451, Montag is describing a moment when he was in a state of confusion, wondering who he really is. The society has made everyone think and act the same with no personal opinion, and no individualism. The purpose in the society was to make everyone happy, but no one had any self-goals, no one wanted individuality. This is similar to the words of Emily Dickinson when she wrote “ They Perished in the Seamless Grass-” This symbolizes uniformity of thought and that in society, everyone is the same. Both, Fahrenheit 451, and 409, share the idea of hope. For example, “Even now he could feel the start of a long journey” (Bradbury 103). This indicates that Montag has hope and faith in his new mission. Emily Dickinson wrote “But God can summon every face On his Repealless- List”. That symbolizes that there is always hope and faith in every
