Sunday, June 14, 2015

In Fahrenheit 451 which character had firemen as relatives?

The best answer to this question is that Guy Montag is the one
who had firemen as relatives.  We are told this during one of his conversations with his
wife.


At one point, Guy is talking to Millie about the death of the
old woman.  He is deeply troubled by her death and he says that her death is going to stay with
him for a long time, like a burned house that smolders for days after the fire is
out.


At that point, Millie tells him that he should have thought
about that before he became a fireman.  He tells her in return that he had no real choice in the
matter.  His father and grandfather had been firemen and he was simply following automatically in
their footsteps.

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