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See all the wonderful things Jillian Connor has made

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When Montag found out his wife overdosed, the author explained, "Montag was cut in half. He felt his chest chopped down and split apart" (11).

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When Montag found out his wife overdosed, the author explained, "Montag was cut in half. He felt his chest chopped down and split apart" (11).

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Montag screams, no one hears. The jets did all the screaming for him. He calls the emergency hospital, he's speechless. He doesn't know what to do.

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Clarisse changes everything for him, "Beatty stood there looking at him steadily with his eyes, while his mouth opened and began to laugh, very softly." (page 32E) 

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Clarisse changes everything for him, "Beatty stood there looking at him steadily with his eyes, while his mouth opened and began to laugh, very softly." (page 32E) 

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At this moment he realizes that the might have a guilty concouis but whay would he maybe it was beacuse of Clarisse and what she said makes him really think.

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Event Host Discusses How We Change Negative Thoughts and Emotions

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Event Host Jaimi Alexander shares how she deals with bad moods, and the importance of understanding ourselves. Jaimi discusses dealing with personal hardships and shares the advice she would offer to her 18-year-old self.

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He opened his mouth an it was Clarisse McClellen saying 'Didn't firemen prevent fires rather then stoke them up and get them going? (31)

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He opened his mouth an it was Clarisse McClellen saying 'Didn't firemen prevent fires rather then stoke them up and get them going? (31)

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Clarisse is influencing Montage. He kind of sounds like her.

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" gaze into the soul of the person whom he was pumping out. What did the Eye see?" (page 12)

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" gaze into the soul of the person whom he was pumping out. What did the Eye see?" (page 12)

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Here we see that Montag way of thinking changing since meeting Clarisse. Even in on a minor scale it can make all the difference in the long run.

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Montag is worried about Clarisse"But she's gone for good.I think she's dead'(pg44).

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Montag is worried about Clarisse"But she's gone for good.I think she's dead'(pg44).

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Montag is really starting to have feeling for Clarise and he is really concerned about her will being.He is worrying about her and he does not know where she is.

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When Clarisse and Montag are speaking she says "Do you ever read any of the books you burn" (page 5)

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When Clarisse and Montag are speaking she says "Do you ever read any of the books you burn" (page 5)

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Montag quickly refuses having ever read any of the books from his work but the way in which he dose such leads some to belief he is actually hiding something.

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Clarisse is making Montag do things he would never do  without her pushing him"And then, very slowly, as he walked he tilted his head back in the rain,for just a few moments, and opened his mouth..."(pg21).

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Clarisse is making Montag do things he would never do  without her pushing him"And then, very slowly, as he walked he tilted his head back in the rain,for just a few moments, and opened his mouth..."(pg21).

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Clarisse is helping Montag live his life to the fullest. Sh his showing him new ways and new things to do that are not the norm there but it would be something that in my world it would be no big deal.

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Montag begins to change when he says, "come on woman!" Montag gets super emotional.
(Section 1)

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Montag starts to question the way things are when he says, "That's sad" said Montag, quietly, "because all we put into it is hunting and finding and killing. What a shame is that's all can ever know." (25)

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Montag starts to question the way things are when he says, "That's sad" said Montag, quietly, "because all we put into it is hunting and finding and killing. What a shame is that's all can ever know." (25)

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He feels bad about the hound, but I think he's also talking about himself. He's worried that he can never be happy and will always be this sad and violent person.

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"because all we put into it is hunting and finding and killing. What a shame if thats all it can ever know" (p. 

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"because all we put into it is hunting and finding and killing. What a shame if thats all it can ever know" (p. 

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Montag is starting to realize that the society that he lives in is inhumane. He is starting to think like Clarisse does.

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simultaneouslyWhen Mildred overdoses on sleeping pills and is revived by the smoking men and their strange machinery, Montage thinks, "There are too many of us... There are billions of us and that's too many. Nobody know anyone. Strangers come and cut your heart out. Strangers come and take your blood. Good God, who were those men?"

Montag comes across many revelations throughout the beginning of the novel, one of which is questioning why total strangers are granted the permission to perform life-saving surgery on his wife while going about in such a nonchalant manner.

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When Montag and Clarisse talk on their normal morning walk Clarisse says, "'Your laugh sounds much nicer than it did.' 'Does it?' 'Much more relaxed'"(Page 26). 

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When Montag and Clarisse talk on their normal morning walk Clarisse says, "'Your laugh sounds much nicer than it did.' 'Does it?' 'Much more relaxed'"(Page 26). 

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Montags soul is starting to come out again. As he spends more time with Clarisse he is starting to open up and become less dull. Slowly Montag is beginning to experience life and experience true happiness again.

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When Montag is talking to Clarisse they ask the question, "Did it always use to be that way?" (27

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When Montag is talking to Clarisse they ask the question, "Did it always use to be that way?" (27

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Montag has gone from just obeying his laws and never asking questions about his actions to always asking the question, "why?"

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While talking to Mildred, Montag says  















“I haven’t seen her for a
few days—four days to be exact”(Bradbury 44). 

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While talking to Mildred, Montag says  















“I haven’t seen her for a
few days—four days to be exact”(Bradbury 44). 

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He became worried about her and really started to care about her wellbeing. They became close because they view society the same way and share the same feelings. He was not strong enough to voice his option with the help of Clarisse.

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After Montag talks to Clarisse, "he stopped laughing" (8). 

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After Montag talks to Clarisse, "he stopped laughing" (8). 

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Montage realizes that Clarisse's question, "Are you happy?" bothers him because he thought he was happy when he really was not, like most people in this world.

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Happiness Definition -  What Is Happiness?

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Happiness Definition - What Is Happiness? Discover The Top 10 Mistakes Men Make With Women: http://www.authenticattraction.net/freetools Are you happy? Think about it. Most people pursue external happiness. That's why they ride on a roller coaster of emotions. Stop chasing happiness. Make it a part of your life and cultivate it from within.