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Makes his perspective on things change and makes him rethink things.

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The mechanical hound is treated like a real living thing.

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When Montag saw his wife in the hospital, he started to notice  that she was treated more like a machine than an actual human.

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The Mechanical Hound

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" First why dont you tell me shell be alright ?" (Bradbury 19).

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Montag meets Clarisse.

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He witnessed his wife overdosing, his response was to take her to the hospital. The text states "He felt his lips move, brushing the mouth piece of the phone. "Emergency hospital.. A terrible whisper (Bradbury 18).

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The conversation seems to be going around the fact that Montag is, or seems to be uncertain that he is happy, a good example of this is “He tried to conjure up a face to fit the words, but there was no face”. In this context he was talking about love, he seemed to think he was but wasn’t able to figure out the person. At that time he was marred but he couldn’t see her face thinking about who he was in love with.

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"He would feel the fiery smile still gripped by his face muscles, in the dark. It never went away,that smile, it never ever went away, as long as he remembered" (Bradbury 8).

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The connection of Montag turning the corner and Autumn is that both have to do with change. When he turned the corner he felt different because he saw the girl, and during Autumn the leaves fall and it becomes Winter. We can tell the Montag is going into a darker period.

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At the end Montag's character changes from feeling confident to being irritated, questioning, doubtful, and concerned.

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"It was a pleasure to burn" (Bradbury 7).

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At the beggining of the novel Montag is prideful, uncertain and cold.

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His wife has an overdose.

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Clarisse represents the young rebellious and questioning character. The author uses this trope to force Montag to think about the world around him and change his emotions. The text shows this by stating “ Of course I’m happy. What does she think? I'm not? (Bradbury 14).