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Faber is No Longer Hiding or Running Away

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Faber is No Longer Hiding or Running Away

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"I'll tend to it. Good luck. If we're both in good health, next week, the week after, get in touch, General Delivery, St. Louis. I'm sorry there's no way I can go with you this time, by earphone. That was good for both of us. But my equipment was limited. You see, I never thought I would use it. What a silly old man. No thought there. Stupid, stupid. So I haven't another green bullet, the right kind, to put in your head. Go Now!" (Bradbury 129).

Faber makes the decision of taking more violent actions instead of hiding like the coward he was. When Guy Montag ran to Faber's house after he was caught with books and burned Captain Beatty, he had to tell Faber what happened. At the time Montag was also on the run so he had to leave as soon as possible. Faber decided not to follow him, but tells Montag to run far away without him.

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Having books in your possession is considered illegal. If found with a book then the books will the burned. If necessary the firemen would burn the entire house down.

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"Love is a burning thing
And it makes a fiery ring.
Bound by wild desire
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Montag was always curious to what a book actually does. He fell into the trap of taking a book and looking at it. The outcome of it was him losing his wife, his house, and all the books that he hid inside the house. Montag made a mistake and he paid the price for it, all because he wanted to learn about books.

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Faber's confidence has been brought back because of Guy Montag: 

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Faber's confidence has been brought back because of Guy Montag: 

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"'I feel alive for the first time in years,' Said Faber. 'I feel I'm doing what I should've done a lifetime ago. For a little while I'm not afraid. Maybe it's because I'm doing the right thing at last. Maybe it's because I've done a rash thing and don't want to look the coward to you. I suppose I'll have to do even more violent things, exposing myself so I won't fall down on the job and turn scared again. What are your plans?'" (Bradbury 125).

Faber at first was scared to do anything rational. He was afraid he was going to get caught so he stayed hidden. Because of what Montag had just done, he isn't scared anymore. He has changed to being more confident, and he wishes to perhaps do more violent things to help keep it this way.

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Captain Beatty while he is visiting Montag: Experienced

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Captain Beatty while he is visiting Montag: Experienced

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"'Every fireman, sooner or later, hits this. They only need understanding, to know how the wheels run. Need to know the history of our profession'" (Bradbury 53-54).

When Montag doesn't show up to work, Captain Beatty stops by Montag's house to check on him. When Beatty asks Montag when he will be well, Montag replies without confidence and doesn't give a definite day. Beatty lets Montag know that it's OK and tells him that it's the nature of the job. Since Captain Beatty said these things to Montag, this means that Beatty has done the job for a while and has had many firemen go through this phase. He has experience with his job as the head fireman.

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Captain Beatty's violent behavoir towards Guy Montag: Violent

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Captain Beatty's violent behavoir towards Guy Montag: Violent

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"Beatty struck him a blow on the head that sent him reeling back" (Bradbury 112).
Captain Beatty is very aggressive man. He doesn't hesitate to do something he believes is right. He isn't going to be all forgiving towards Montag, instead he is just going to abuse him. Captain Beatty shows no mercy towards people.

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"'Enough of that!' said Beatty. 'Where are they?' He slapped her face with amazing objectivity and repeated the question" (Bradbury 36).

On Beatty's way to the women's house that supposedly has books, they stop at the wrong house. When they talk to the women who lives there, they ask where the books are and the women refuses to answer. The fact that Captain Beatty has the guts to just smack a women right after meeting her most likely means he could threaten someones life if the situation got more extreme. Due to Captain Beatty being a threatening person, this could foreshadow some of his actions.

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Professor Faber when Montag is at his house: Cowardly and Lonely

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Professor Faber when Montag is at his house: Cowardly and Lonely

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"'Proof of my terrible cowardice. I've lived alone so many years, throwing images on walls with my imagination.  Fiddling with electronics, radio transmission, has been my hobby'" (Bradbury 90).

When Montag is at Faber's house, Faber lets Montag into a small chamber in his bedroom.  There is a table that has a number of tools and microscopic wire hairs, tiny coils, bobbins, and crystals. When Montag asks what they are, Faber gives him a response of him admitting hes a coward and lonely. When Faber is introduced, his cowardice and loneliness is very apparent.  This may foreshadow Faber's willingness to do some actions.

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"His wife said, 'I don't know why I should be so hungry'" (Bradbury 16).
"She watched his lips casually. 'What about last night?'
"Don't you remember?"
"What? Did we have a wild party or something? Feel like I've a hangover. God, I'm hungry. Who was here?'" (Bradbury 16).

When Mildred woke up, she never knew what happened the night before. She also never knew about the overdosed medicine and doesn't remember anything that happened beforehand. This could mean that Mildred may have memory loss.

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Faber was waiting for the right person to speak with: Patient

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Faber was waiting for the right person to speak with: Patient

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"Well, I played the market and built all this and I've waited. I've waited, trembling, half a lifetime for someone to speak to me. I dared speak to no one. That day in the park when we sat together, I knew that some day you might drop by, with fire or friendship, it was hard to guess" (Bradbury 86-87).

Faber has been a coward in the crowd of others. He wanted to speak out against the society but he couldn't. He had built an earphone in which he could've used it, but decided to find the right person to give it to. Faber doesn't want to be the person to get caught if he were to participate in a heist, he'd rather sacrifice someone else for him.

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Mildred Montag: Selfish and cares more about herself

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Mildred Montag: Selfish and cares more about herself

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"'It's only two thousand dollars,' she replied. 'And I should think you'd consider me sometimes'" (Bradbury 20).

Early in the story, Mildred really wanted a 4th wall for a TV.  It costs one-third of Montag's yearly income and Mildred thinks its not a problem.  It seems like Mildred only cares about herself and not what Montag thinks.

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Captain Beatty is very intimidating towards Guy Montag: Intimidating

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Captain Beatty is very intimidating towards Guy Montag: Intimidating

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"Montag lay back against the wall and then slowly sank to a crouching position and began to nudge the books, bewilderedly, with his thumb, his forefinger. He was shivering and he wanted above all to shove the books up through the ventilator again, be he knew he could not face Beatty again" (Bradbury 65).

Captain Beatty is feared through Montag's point of view. Captain Beatty is a person who can instantly give you butterflies. If Montag is scared of him then you know that Captain Beatty is one who you shouldn't mess with.

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""Mr. Montag, you are looking at a coward. I saw the way things were going, a long time back. I said nothing. I'm one of the innocents who could have spoken up and out when no one would listen to the 'guilty,' but I did not speak and this became guilty myself" (Bradbury 78).

Faber is depicted as a coward. He wants to get involved however if he doesn't want to or else he will face the fate of those who did.

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"She said his name over, twice, three times. Then, moaning, she ran foward, seized a book and ran toward the kitchen incinerator. He caught her, shrieking. He held her and she tried to fight away form him, scratching" (Bradbury 63).

Mildred's conflict with Guy Montag reached its point when she has never realized such secret was being held behind her back. Their relationship may end up being a divorce maybe

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"He pressed at the pain in his eyes and suddenly the odor of kerosene made him vomit" (Bradbury 47).

Guy Montag at first was a person who would follow rules and enjoy his job. But after the events of the women who was burned down inside her house, Montag started questioning what he's been doing. This foreshadows that eventually Guy Montag will become a rebel.

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"He was trembling and his face was green-white" (Bradbury 23).
"Montag stood, letting the fears pass, by the drop-hole" (Bradbury 23).

Bradbury depicts Montag through the book with statements that make it sound like Montag is scared. This could foreshadow that Montag is hiding a deep secret and that he doesn't want anyone to know about.

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Guy Montag when C. Beatty is at his house: Tense                                     

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Guy Montag when C. Beatty is at his house: Tense                                     

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"Montag felt his heart jump and jump again as she patted his pillow" (Bradbury 55).

Montag didn't go to work, and Captain Beatty goes to Montag's house. When they were in Montag's room, Mildred was unaware that there was a book behind his pillow and patted it. Montag got really tense, which made the Captain wonder what was going on. If Montag wasn't tense and didn't make the conversation get awkward, the Captain would have never noticed anything.

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Guy Montag talking to Mildred after burning the woman: Overthinks  

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Guy Montag talking to Mildred after burning the woman: Overthinks  

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"'Well, this fire'll last me the rest of my life. God! I've been trying to put it out, in my mind, all night. I'm crazy with trying'" (Bradbury 51).

The incident of the burning of the Women and her books is a big turning point for Montag.  It causes him a lot of stress and he thinks about what he is doing with his life and at his job.  He can't believe what he did and now can't quit think about it.  Montag tends to seem to overthink many things so far in the book and it will most likely continue.

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Guy Montag talking to Mildred after burning the woman: Questions books and society            

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Guy Montag talking to Mildred after burning the woman: Questions books and society            

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"'There must be something in books, things we can't imagine, to make a woman stay in a burning house; there must be something there. You don't stay for nothing'" (Bradbury 51).

After the burning of the women and her books, Montag feels bad about the incident.  He begins to question why someone would ever keep books when it's against the law and why someone would even want to get burned with the books.  This makes him consider that books may hold valuable information and may be worth breaking the law for.

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Guy Montag talking to Mildred: Forgetful            

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"'I meant to tell you. Forgot. Forgot'" (Bradbury 47).

Guy Montag is talking to his wife Mildred about Clarisse and how she is gone.  This is pretty big because for the short while Clarisse was around, she became a big part of Montag's life.  The fact that he forgot to tell his wife means he is a forgetful person.

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Mildred Montag talking to Montag: Forgetful and Disconnected from Montag

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Mildred Montag talking to Montag: Forgetful and Disconnected from Montag

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"'Why it was at--' She stopped. 'I don't know,' she said" (Bradbury 43).

Mildred and Montag were talking and the subject of them meeting was brought up.  Montag asked Mildred if she remembered where they met and she couldn't remember.  This represents how their marriage could be considered a failure because they can't even remember were they met.

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Professor Faber when Montag is first arriving:  Thinks about and values books                          

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Professor Faber when Montag is first arriving:  Thinks about and values books                          

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"'Sit down.' Faber backed up, as if he feared the book might vanish if he took his eyes from it" (Bradbury 81).

When Montag first arrives at Faber's house, Montag is holding a book in his hand. When Faber sees this he immediately gets serious and knows the value of books.

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Professor Faber when Montag is at his door: Innocent                                   

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Professor Faber when Montag is at his door: Innocent                                   

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"'I haven't done anything!'" (Bradbury 80).

When Montag arrives at Faber's house, he knocks at his door. Faber get's all defensive and worries that it could be someone else. He pleads innocent.

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Captain Beatty obeys the law: Authoritative

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Captain Beatty obeys the law: Authoritative

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""You can't ever have my books," she said.
"You know the law," said Beatty (Bradbury 35).
"Did you hear Beatty? Did you listen to him? He knows all the answers. He's right. Happiness is important" (Bradbury 62).

Captain Beatty is described as a man of Law. He believes what is given by the government and will follow and enforce the laws. Considering the suspicious actions of Montag, he may end up finding out Montag's secret.

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Mildred Montag discovering Guy Montag's Secret: Baffled

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Mildred Montag discovering Guy Montag's Secret: Baffled

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"Mildred backed away as if she were suddenly confronted by a pack of mice that had come up out of the floor. He could hear her breathing rapidly and her face was paled out and her eyes were fastened wide" (Bradbury 63).

From this quote, it indicates that she never knew about this secret that Guy Montag revealed to her. It has impacted her a lot and she is speechless. A possibility that Mildred could turn Guy Montag in.

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"He felt his smile slide away, melt, fold over and down on itself like a tallow skin, like the stuff of a fantastic candle burning too long and now collapsing and now blown out. Darkness.  He was not happy. He was not happy. He said the words to himself" (Bradbury 12).

There might be foreshadowing in this quote. Montag being unhappy could maybe cause him depression or maybe more. It is a little bit odd because at the beginning Montag loved his job and what he does and now he is sad.

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"Montag touched the muzzle.  The Hound growled.  Montag jumped back" (Bradbury 25).

If Montag jumps just by a Mechanical Hound growling at him, he must be afraid of many things.  This could foreshadow an event in the future.

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""You've never been sick before." She went away again.
"Well, I'm sick now. I'm not going to work tonight. Call Beatty for me."
"You acted funny lasted night." She returned, humming" (Bradbury 46).

Guy Montag has been hiding such hints throughout the book that makes him act very suspicious. Some points he prays that the Mechanical Hound doesn't search his house, especially what he's hidden inside the vents. This indicates that there could be a possible secret he's been hiding from people that he doesn't want them to know.

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Professor Faber answers the call from Montag: Concerned          

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Professor Faber answers the call from Montag: Concerned          

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"'This is some sort of trap! I can't talk to just any-one on the phone!'" (Bradbury 76).

Montag calls Faber because he wants more knowledge about books. When Faber answers the phone he is very hesitant about saying anything because people can pretend to be someone else on the phone. Faber was concerned about this.

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"'It's a good thing the rug is washable'" (Bradbury 49).

When Montag stayed home from work, he was in his bedroom and smelled kerosene.  He was so disgusted by it that it made him vomit all over the carpet.  Mildred walks in and sees it, ans states that it's a good thing the carpet can be cleaned.  This means she thinks in a positive way, and she also goes and gets a mop to clean it up.

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"The Captain came over to the drop hole and gave Montag a questioning glance" (Bradbury 27).

"'Why? You got a guilty conscience about something?'" (Bradbury 27).

After Montag's encounter with the Mechanical Hound, Montag feels threatened by the hound. Montag talked to Captain Beatty about it and Beatty tells Montag that it's fine and normal.  The result of Montag talking to Beatty about this is that Beatty gets a little suspicious about Montag and questions him.

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"He wanted above all, like the old joke, to shove a marshmallow on a stick in the furnace, while the flapping pigeon-winged books died on the porch and lawn of the house" (Bradbury 3).

Guy Montag is very proud of what he does.  He is in fact so proud that he would rather be burning books over anything else.

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