FAHRENHEIT 451

FAHRENHEIT 451: Two the Sieve nd the Sand

  • Mildred only care out people behind the screen
  • Montag knows, Clarisse was the only one, cared about him
  • Back then Montag would not confront Mildred
  • Prescient
  • Montag had stolen a book
  • Mildred never cares what Montag says, she only cares about fake character, el chisme.

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