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Write-up in response to #2.

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1.  Gather evidence which highlights Montag's "heroic journey."

2.  In the middle posts, make an argument that Montag is ON COURSE TO BECOME A HERO by focusing on the "treasure," the "new life," and the "return."

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QUOTE:  "Montag sat up... oh God, sorry" (Bradbury 116).

- This quote defined crisis because Montag got the idea to burn Beatty, in which he did.

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QUOTE:  "Montag's face was enitrely numb... of flowers" (Bradbury 107).

- Montag and Beatty were driving together to Montag's house to then realize Montag's house was on fire and he had to sit there watching it burn.

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QUOTE:  "He put his hand to one side... hand of Poker?" (Bradbury 101).

- This quote is an example of trial because Montag is returning to Beatty but once he is there he is invited in.

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QUOTE:  "The front door opened slowly... Slowly, his fear went" (Bradbury 76-77).

- Montag is leaving what is "normal" and going on to make a copy of the bible on his own and on his own time".

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QUOTE:  "And besides... What for?" (Bradbury 69).

- This quote relates to assistance because Montag is asking for help from Mildred with hiding the books and keeping them a secret since she discovered them.

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QUOTE:  "The women on the porch... all down the street" (Bradbury 37).

- This quote connects to the call to adventure because the women who took her own life was the first person to impact Montag on this view of society.

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