Montag And Faber Character Analysis

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Faber develops a meaningful relationship by helping the criminal Montag. Montag was running from the Mechanical dog. Guy needed someone to assist him. Guy was trying to run away from the Fire station it was in his instincts to walk towards Faber’s house (Bradbury 118). Indicating was close to being immobile but still having the access to his right leg. To prove, when Faber made eye contact with Montag in his backyard, he could have ignored or told him to leave. “They stood looking at each other in the half-light, Faber and Montag, as if each did not believe in the other’s existence. Then Faber moved and put his hand and grabbed Montag (Bradbury 124).” Sacrificing himself, Faber is in dangerous water for helping a wanted Fugitive. To give another
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