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Did Clarisse intend to talk to Guy Montag?

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How was Clarisse raised?

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Has Clarisse ever read a book?

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Why does Clarisse's uncle tell her to tell everyone that she's insane?

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What connection is there to Clarisse's Uncle which was arrested for being a pedestrian  to the actual short story "The Pedestrian"?

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What are Clarisse's intention towards Montag??

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Try to go a little deeper with your questions. Focus on specific events or actions that seem interesting/significant to you. For example: why does Bradbury compare Clarisse to a candle rather than a light bulb?

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How did the old woman get so many books?

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Who caused the old woman to want books?

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Why is the woman compared to a small girl standing in the bodies of birds? Why are books being compared to birds?

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Why is this event of the old woman killing herself significant? Does this start some sort of rebellion towards the government?

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Why was the old woman willing to kill herself?

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What is significant about the match the old woman takes out, does this connect to the cover or will later in the story more people like the old woman take out a match??

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Why didn't the police move the old woman outside of her house?

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What is the significance of the quote the woman said? What does she want to achieve by this?

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What kind of meaning do the books have towards the old woman, why do books have that much power over a person??

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Why does Mildred internalize her intense depression? Does she know she's depressed?

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"It is computed, that eleven thousand persons have at several times suffered death rather than submit to break their eggs at the smaller end." This is from Gulliver's Travels.

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Would Mildred stick by Montag in everything he does? Or will she end up leaving him?

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Is Mildred actually happy or is she unhappy?

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Why does Mildred find enjoyment from harming animals?

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Mildred is a unique character, why has Bradbury included a complex but at the same time a simple character? Would the plot be different without her?

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Did she intentionally attempt suicide or was it an accident?

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Will books bring Mildred peace? Will they help her find meaning?

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Why did she form her "two different Mildreds"? Is it from unhappiness?

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Is Mildred in denial like Montag was? Is she in denial that her TV shows aren't satisfying?

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What does Montag want in all of this, does he feel he is not independent??

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Why does Montag believe so much in books when others do not? Even though he didn't understand what was in the books he read, he still believed they had meaning instead of listening to Beatty.

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Does Montag know what he wants? Many times he is unaware of what his own body is doing and he can't comprehend his own thoughts. Is this why Montag is looking for books, why he's after a change?

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How does Montag really feel about Mildred? Does he love her at all? Does he feel responsible for her?

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What does the darkness signify to Montag and the light??

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How does he make money if he does not have a job because he has a house and can get technology in the form of mechanics?

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Where did he learn to make gadgets if he was a liberal arts professor?

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Why is Faber's charcter important to the plot? Would it be different without him?

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Why is Faber portrayed as a part of Montag on page 99? Why is he characterized by water? What is the significance of water?

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What are Faber's intentions? Why is Montag so attached to Faber?

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Why did Beatty want to die?

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How come Beatty knows so much about books and literature? Does he secretly love books or want to understand them?

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How was Beatty able to memorize all of those book quotes?

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What is significant about Beatty's death, why did Montag kill him with a flame thrower could it have been something else??

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How does Beatty relate to fire? How does his knowledge of books relate to fire?

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What is the method that Granger's group created to be able to memorize entire passages from books?

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How does Granger relate to the Earth motif? Fire?

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Beatty seems to have read a lot of books, so how was he able to be convinced to stay a fireman?

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Beatty was a captain and died just like a library of books, how do both of these connect, did he want to die burned just like the books he killed an burned??

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How was Granger able to preserve his state of mind in the F451 society?

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How does the mindset that you don't matter affect Granger and the rest of the people? How does it relate to the meaninglessness of life for F451?

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What would have happened if Granger was not part of the plot, would it have been different for Montag, where would he find someone like Granger with the wisdom and truth??

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"And on either side of the river was there a tree of life, which bare twelve manner of fruits, and yielded her fruit every month; And the leaves of the tree were for the healing of the nations" The Bible