Censorship In Guy Montag's Fahrenheit 451

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As the reader commences to peruse the novel, they’re initially introduced to an unusual fireman that is smitten with his profession. Guy Montag thrives for the exhilaration that is provided through allotting gallons upon gallons of kerosene atop novels and observing their overall disintegration. In this particular scene, the firemen’s contemporary assignment is explained thoroughly to provide both a descriptive, intense snare for the readers and accurately portray Montag’s jarring passion for the spectacle of burning publications. Although it’s apparent that he’s similar to the rest of the individuals who exist alongside him solely for the same routine regarding the maintenance of censorship, their endearment is subtly shown by their