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Another clue Montag missed was on page 105 when Beatty said,"This is a special case"(Bradbury).

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A clue Montag missed was on page 102, when Beatty said,"Let's have your hands in sight, Montag" (Bradbury).

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On page 103 Beatty tells Montag his dream that he have had.Him and Montag had a debate on books, that Montag yelled quotes at beatty. After that on page 104 Beatty explains how books are traitors.Thus may have been a clue of Beatty's suspiciousness that Montag has books.

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the second clue is when beauty was talking about the dream that he had for example on pg 103 it says

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Another clue Montag could have noticed was when Beatty was driving the salamander.{Pg 106}

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The second clue that should've gave Montag clues where he was going or what was going on would be, when Beatty said, "Just leave your cards face down and hustle the equipment. On the double now." ALso when Beatty said, "This is a special case. Come on, jump for it!" That should automatically mean something. No case is that important for someone to be that excited to go on. Plus if I was playing Poker I would want to finish the game to see if I won money. That should give some clues. Especially if someone like Beatty is always playing POker, he loves the game. (Bradbury 106)

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Another way montag could of find out because on page.106 on the second paragraph it says that beatty has never drove the Salamander.

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Another clue could have been that Beatty mentioned that it was a special case but Beatty said it with a different tone in voice. Pg. 105

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It was Beatty's first time driving a Salamander (pg.106)

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Another clue could be that Betty had never drove and since he said it was a special case he's the one that drove to Montag's house to burn it down.(pg 106)

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On pg 102 Beatty told montag " let your hands in sight,montag not that we don't trust you" Montag should have guessed that there was something going on.

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Clue #2
Another clue that Montag could've noticed is on page 106 on the second paragraph. On the paragraph , it says that Beatty has never drove the Salamander and tonight he was slamming the Salamander around corners which means he was driving fast to Montag's house. 

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Clue #2
Another clue that Montag could've noticed is on page 106 on the second paragraph. On the paragraph , it says that Beatty has never drove the Salamander and tonight he was slamming the Salamander around corners which means he was driving fast to Montag's house. 

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Montag was told in pg 105 that they were going on a special case.Montag could had know because why would beatty tell montag that they are going on a special case.

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A CLUE COULD HAVE BEEN WHEN BEATTY SAID TO MONTAG THAT IT WAS A SPECIAL CASE. PG 105

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#1 Beatty realized the location from the call and noticed it was Montag's house

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Montag could have known they were going to his house when Beatty was calm about the situation and he said it was a "special case" on page 105

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Another clue that would make Montag notice they were going to his house was that Beatty was smiling furiously as he was driving for his first time knowing that he was going to burn Montag's house (pg 106).

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On page 101 Montag felt nervous because he saw that the mechanical hound was gone.

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Montag should have known they were going to his house because Beatty was driving the Salamander and he never drove the Salamander.(pg 106)

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On pages 105, Montag could assume they were going to his house because Beatty said, the case was ´special´. In fact, it's suspicious too for someone to say something is ¨special¨ in general. If someone said something like that, I would know, it is probably about me.

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Montag could have figured out that they were going to the alarm when him and Beatty were having a conversation pg.105

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Montag could have realized that they were going to his house by recalling the incident he had with the company he had over at his house. He had recklessly decided to show them the books he had collected and read to them. He is one of the many people who should know better than to do this. He should've known that the company would've called the station and report him. It's an offense, a terrible on at that. Montag should have been more cautious. He should have expected this.
Especially by the women's reaction to his reading.
Page 97

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Montag could have notice that they were going to his house because in the book it states in pg 106 ´Montag look up .Beatty never drove but he was driving tonight ,slamming the salamander around corners leaning forward high on the driver throne his massive black bat flying above the engine over the brass numbers taking the full wind .Beatty said he we go to keep the world happy .I think that is one clue that montag should have notice .

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Montag could have realized something was going on because Beatty was convincing him to come by telling him it was a special case. PG 105

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Montag should have known that they were going to his house when he noticed Beatty was driving, which he never does, and driving like he has driven this exact path before many times before. For instance when Bradbury says "Montag looked up, Beatty never drove, but he was driving tonight, slamming the slamming the Salamander around corners, leaning forward high on his drive throne, his massive black slick flapping out behind so that he seemed a great black bat flying above the engine, over the brass numbers taking full wind." #106

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Montag could of known what was happending when beatty kept saying things like phrases about the book. (Pg 105)

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clue #1 Beatty was acting weird around   montag by saying a bunch of things on(pg.102)

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clue #1 Beatty was acting weird around   montag by saying a bunch of things on(pg.102)

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1.A clue that Beatty was talking about his fever.
2.Montag could have figured out that him and Beatty were going to his house.

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Montag could of figure out that beatty was going to burn his house because of the way that beatty reaction pg.105

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Montag maybe thought that they were going to his house when Beatty grabbed the report and the alarm went off cause Montag had books.
(pg 105)

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Clue 1:Montag could have figured out that they were going to his house,because Beatty had mentioned Montag's "fever" he had when he had the book. pg.105
Clue 2: Beatty had seemed excited when he had gotten the alarm and told everyone to hurry up. pg.105

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Clue 1:Montag could have figured out that they were going to his house,because Beatty had mentioned Montag's "fever" he had when he had the book. pg.105
Clue 2: Beatty had seemed excited when he had gotten the alarm and told everyone to hurry up. pg.105

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Montag could of found where they were headed by the alarm when Beatty was talking to him pg.105

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Montag could have figured out that they were going to his house when Beatty told them it was a special case.(pg 105

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Clue #1
The first clue I saw for Montag to figure out they were going to Montag's house was on page 105 when Beatty told Montag, "You'll be fine. This is a special case. Come on jump for it!". Montag could have figured it out when he only told him and not the other firemen. 

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Clue #1
The first clue I saw for Montag to figure out they were going to Montag's house was on page 105 when Beatty told Montag, "You'll be fine. This is a special case. Come on jump for it!". Montag could have figured it out when he only told him and not the other firemen. 

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Clue #1 Montag should have know in pg 105 it states that ´Beatty said this a special case come on jump for it ¨.I think that he should  have know  it was him because the way how he said thais is  a special case 

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Clue #1 Montag should have know in pg 105 it states that ´Beatty said this a special case come on jump for it ¨.I think that he should  have know  it was him because the way how he said thais is  a special case 

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The first clue Montag might have missed that would have helped him to know what was going on, or where they were going was when Beatty was driving out of the ordinary, because Beatty never drove before and all of a sudden tonight, he wants to drive when Montag decides to show up with a book at the firehouse. Then Beatty starts talking in book language and starts citing  sentances from books. Montag also could have known because Beatty sais, "Here we go to keep the world happy, Montag!". ( Bradbury 105).

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One clue is that Beatty really wanted Montag to go because it was a special case. (pg 105) 

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Clue #1
One clue is that Beatty really wanted Montag to go because it was a special case. (pg 105) 

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When Beatty recieved the call and adress, he adresses it as a "special case". Which seemed odd. So far we haven't seen any indication that there has ever been a "special" case like this in a long time. This is shown in page 105.

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Montag could had figured it out when beatty said¨What traitors book can be!you thery´re backing you up,then they turn on you.¨ states in pg 104.I think he is telling him that because montag has read books while gone.

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On page 106, Montag could have guessed they were going to his house because Beatty was driving the Salamander. Beatty never drove it either. This makes is suspicious as well because Beatty also was very excited. He made it seem like he was, too excited.

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Montag could had figure out where they were going when Beatty walked to the phone and ripped out the address Page:105.

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MONtAG COULD HAVE KNOW BECAUSE WHEN THE ALARM SOUNDED BEATTY WASN'T IN A HURRY. PG105

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CLUE #1
Beatty told Montag that he should come along with them because it would be a "special case" (pg 105).

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CLUE #1
Beatty told Montag that he should come along with them because it would be a "special case" (pg 105).

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Montag could have figured out where they were going when Beatty says "You'll be fine. This is a special case." #105 and earlier on the page Beatty says this alarm can wait 40 seconds and since earlier on in the book the fireman's job was meant to be done as quick as possible so that saying that there is no real danger right now since the threat is right next to him.

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The first clue was when Beatty Kind of describes where they are going as they drive the salamander. Pg.106.

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One clue would be when Beatty was mocking Montag by saying a bunch of quotes from books on page 102

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Montag could have figured out where they were going when the fire alarm went off. (Page.105)

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1. Montage could have figured out that Beatty and the other firefighters were up to something sketchy due to Faber sounding worried about Beatty trying to confuse Montag. (pg. 103)

2. If Montag wasn't so oblivious and was more skeptical, he would have realised that the firemen were going to his house when the alarm rang and Beatty said, "This is a special case."
(pg.l05)

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Montag may have figured that there would be a fire pg.105

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Montage could have figured out where they were going when....... pg.#