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The earpiece she wears at night is like a praying mantis.

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When Granger and Co. pick themselves up after the bombing, we get the image of a phoenix rising up from the ashes.

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Is Man vs. Society, and this is presented through Montag's struggle against his oppressive, dystopian world. In the opening lines of the story, we see that Montag loves his job as a fireman and thinks there is nothing wrong with burning books. All of this changes, however, when he starts chatting with his neighbour, Clarisse, and he attends a fire in which a woman sacrifices her life. This sets the scene for the conflict because Montag realises that he is deeply unhappy with his life and starts to wonder if books contain some possible solutions.

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Guy Montag: He is a firefighter who instead of putting out the fire creates it, it is a dystopia that is against the books. When they are going to burn down the old woman's house, he keeps a book, little by little he will realize that the books.

Mildred Montag: is Montag's wife, one day she took an overdose of sleeping pills so they had to pump her stomach, the next day she didn't remember anything. She and Montag didn´t remember how they met, they were no longer in love...

Captain Beatty: is the most well-read and highly educated character in the book. Nevertheless, he has devoted his life to destroying books and maintaining society's ignorance.

Clarisse McClellan: a teenage girl living near Guy and Mildred, Clarisse rejects ignorance with childlike honesty and courage. Not yet broken by society, Clarisse still has a youthful curiosity about everything around her, demonstrated by her constant questioning of Guy questioning that spurs his identity crisis.

Old Woman: appears early in the story as Montag and his fellow firemen discover a cache of books in her home. Rather than surrender her library, the old woman sets herself on fire and dies with her books.

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"Play the man, Master Ridley; we shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out."

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When Montag senses Clarisse’s presence, it’s because he feels body heat.

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Bradbury's first description of Guy Montag, a man whose job it is to burn books, vividly depicts him as a mad conductor manipulating a massive snake.

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It was an unspecified city near Chicago, USA, in the heartland of central part of the country, it was a dystopia in where all books where burned and the firemen burns those books and houses that have books in there. People used "jet cars" and there was a dog who was a kind of robot.