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- - - - "Will you turn the parlor off" he asked.(p.46) Then Mildred replied "That's my family."(p.46) She prefers to call "family" to the parlor than her own husband.
      - "Let me alone," said Mildred.(p.49) She is telling Montag to leave her alone and Montag told her "We need to be bothered once in a while.(p.49) This demonstrates that Montag prefers that he is bother by his wife than being alone by himself.
    - - Technology in a way can be bad and good at the same time but in this novel it limits Mildred, by not having the ability to connect socially with the people who surround her. She has lost physical contact and ability to interact with people. She is always watching tv and prefers to focus on that than focusing on her husband. She isn't aware of what is happening in the world. She doesn't know how to handle conflict and she has lost the communication she had with her husband, Montag. She isn't dedicating time in her marriage anymore.
- - - - "But our way is simpler and, we think, better. All we want to do is keep the knowledge we think we will need, intact and safe. We're not out to incite or anger anyone yet. For it we are destroyed, the knowledge is dead, perhaps for good".(p.145) This demonstrates how is important to them to maintain the small amount of knowledge they have and that they don't want to make anybody mad, they want to be safe.
- - - - "And if you look " she nodded at the sky . "there 's a man in the moon"(p.7)This shows that Clarisse is invited Montag to think .