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(Characters (Mildred (Montag's wife (Victim of society's…

- - - - Victim of society's dependence on technology.
        
        Seashell Radios
        
        Parlor Walls
        
        She spoke to it thinking that they were real.
        
        Shows solitude
  - - - Limited Omniscient Narrator
        
        Track Montag's Development
        
        Chaotic emotions such as anxiety and distress
        
        Allows the reader to feel and empathize with the narrator.
        
        "...Denham's Dentrifice, Denham's Dandy Dental Detergent, Denham's Dentrifice Dentrifice.." (p.79)
  - - - Helped Montag to destroy censorship
        
        Spoke to him through seashell radios
        
        Planned to go to St. Louis after Montag ran away.
  - - - Catalyst and Mirror for Montag's change
        
        "Are you happy?" (p. 10)
        
        Questions his happiness and the world around him
        
        Duty was to initiate Montag's change
      - Considered an anti-social
        
        “I’m anti-social, they say. I don’t mix. It’s so strange. I’m very social indeed” (p. 29)
        
        Irony in the definition of the word social in this society
        
        Shows the reader how in this society the people who go outdoors are antisocial
      - Acts as a foil to Mildred.
        
        Highlights their differences and exaggerates Mildred's toxic way of living.
        
        Allows the reader the sickening conditions in this society
  - - - After the bombs, he leads the group back to rebuild society.
  - - - Destoryed books by burning them
    - - Discouraged people to read although he read many books.
- - - - Seashell Radios
      - Parlor Walls
        
        Replacement for human interaction
        
        Distraction from reality
      - Spider Eye Machine
        
        Replacement for doctors
  - - - At the end, he did not conform to what society wanted.
      - He fought for his opinion and what he though was best.
    - - Individualism
      - Did not conform to what society wanted.
      - Had her own opinions and interacted to people.
  - - - Knowledge
        
        Creates different opinions
        
        Thought woud make people unhappy
      - Burning Books
    - - "You ask why to a lot of things and you wind up very unahppy indeed" (p. 79)
  - - - Although he reads the books, he discouraged others to read them and instead burned them
    - - After learning the truth, he decides to take action and creates a plan to destroy censorship.
- - - - "...it looks like we're doing the same thing, over and over, but we,ve got one thing the Phoenix never had. Weknow the damn silly things we just did" (p. 156)
        
        After the bombs, Granger and the rest of thr group went back to rebuild a new society.
  - - - She made Montag reflect on how unhappy he was and how his scoiety is messed up
        
        This leads to him wanting to make a change and start his plan to destroy censorship
        
        "How like a mirror, too, her face... how many people did you know the refracted your own light to you? (p. 8)
  - - - Firemen
        
        Used for destruction
      - Mrs. Blake
        
        Used to show strength and bravery
      - Montag
        
        Learns that fire can be used for other beneficial purposes such as for heat and warmth
  - - - Represents the firemen
        
        Shows that firemen were "undestructible" by fire.