Friday, July 19, 2013

Why does the author have the atomic war preparations going on throughout the story?

The preparations for the nuclear war that go on throughout
the book are a form of foreshadowing.  At the end of the book, the city where Montag had
lived gets destroyed in a nuclear explosion.  We assume that many other cities are
getting blown up as well.


The nuclear war has to happen for
the plot to work out the way Bradbury wants it to.  He wanted this book to have an
ending that left at least some amount of hope alive.  The nuclear war gives hope to
Montag and the rest of Granger's group because they hope that maybe they will be able to
rebuild society and have it be a better society than the one the fled
from.

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