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The main character in Fahrenheit 451. Throughout the book, Montag's vie on books changes quite drastically. In the beginning, before he met Clarisse, Guy was just another fireman for which books had peaked his interest (we later found out that he had a stash of books in the air ducts). After meeting Clarisse, he actually realizes he isn't happy with how his life is. Afterwards, while on the job he steals a bible before witnessing a woman burn alive with her books. This urges him to further his pursuit of books to find out why people would die for them. His search leads to an old man named Faber, who was a teacher before books were burned. Faber and Montag construct a plan to slowly get people to accept books again. Later, Guy brings a book in front of his ife and her friends to read to them. The friends left soon after, incredibly upset. Montag left to go to the fire station. While there, a call comes and Beatty ignores it for a bit. After the four firemen on duty leave the station and arrive at their destination, Guy realizes that it is his own house. Faber tries to get Montag to run, but Beatty forces him to burn his house down. After, Beatty gets Guy to kill him with the flamethrower. After a short scuffle with the Hound, Montag and Faber are now on the run. Eventually, Montag meets with a group of people that identify themselves as books. Each one remembered a book, so they were now that book. The ending of the book pretty much allows people to re-learn how good books are for them.
"You weren't there. You didn't see. There must be something in books...to make a woman stay in a burning house." (Bradbury 44)
After Montag saw the oman burned alive, he had a major change of heart. He really considered that books are useful and shouldn't be burned.

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Guy's fireman captain. There isn't really a main antagonist in the story and Beatty isn't really one. He is more so one of the people that get Montag to change his way of thinking. As with Clarisse, Beatty gets Montag to do something to change how society thinks about books by testing/irritating him so many times throughout the book.
"Well, that's one way to get an audience. Hold a gun on a man and force him to listen to your speech." (Bradbury 115)
After Beatty made Montag burn his own house down, Guy turned the flamethrower on his former captain. Montag knew that Beatty would arrest him after the house is done burning, so he burnt him alive.

“Fireman Captain Posing in Front of Fire Truck in Garage.”Http://Www.thinkstockphotos.com, www.thinkstockphotos.com/image/stock-photo-fireman-captain-posing-in-front-of-fire/89677558.

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Guy's wife. With Clarisse's help, he realized that he did not love her anymore and that he didn't like his lifestyle. Mildred cared more about the parlor walls than Montag or anything, really.
" . . . It'll be even more fun when we can afford to have the fourth wall installed . . . It's only two thousand dollars. And I should think you'd consider me sometimes." (Bradbury 20-21)
She literally cares more about the walls than having enough money to live.

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When Guy meets with Clarisse in the rain, she is holding a dandelion.
"I guess it's the last of the dandelions this year." (Bradbury 21)
The whole scene of Guy and Clarisse in the rain is the moment when he realizes he isn't happy with his life and wants to change.

Hume, Greg. “Dandelion (Taraxacum Officinale) - Taken in Southeastern Ohio, USA.”Wikipedia, Ohio, 23 Apr. 2006, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taraxacum#/media/File:DandelionFlower.jpg.

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Throughout the book, book burning is pretty prevalent.
"Not everyone born free and equal, as the Constitution says, but everyone made equal. Each man the image of every other; then all are happy. So! A book is a loaded gun in the house next door. Burn it. Take the shot from the weapon. Who knows who might be the target of the well-read man? Me? I won't stomach them for a minute." (Bradbury 50)
Beatty is talking to Montag about the history of books and the Firemen. The Captain came to his house while he was 'sick' to mainly see how Guy would react after mentioning that Firemen can keep a book for 24-hours and get away scot-free.

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The Firemen use flamethrowers to burn the books/house.
"Montag shot one continuous pulse of liquid fire on him." (Bradbury 116)
Guy killed Beatty with a flamethrower. In this moment, Montag and Faber both knew that their plan was gone and they had to get out of the city.

Boley, Mikaela. “Image of a Flamethrower in Use.” Softpedia, 14 July 2008, news.softpedia.com/news/How-Flamethrowers-Work-89891.shtml#sgal_0.