Fahrenheit 451
In what way was Montag somewhat disappointed in the people in the forest?
Will he be able to become what he wishes they were?
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Montag is disappointed with the people in the commune at first in Fahrenheit 451, because he doesn't feel they're taking enough action. He tries to plant books in the firemen's houses (which fails). Eventually he comes to see that Grangers plan of giving life to books through their embodiment in people is the best way to combat the censorship of the government.
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jill d #170087
Montag is disappointed with the people in the commune at first in Fahrenheit 451, because he doesn't feel they're taking enough action. He tries to plant books in the firemen's houses (which fails). Eventually he comes to see that Grangers plan of giving life to books through their embodiment in people is the best way to combat the censorship of the government.
