Fahrenheit 451
By Ray Bradbury












What's your reading schedule?
**With your group, decide on a reading schedule, list pages you will read to next to the date below:April 20th- 20pages/dayApril 23rd- 20pages/dayApril 27th- 20pages/dayApril 30th- 20pages/dayMay 4th- 20pages/dayMay 7th- 20pages/dayMay 11th- 20pages/dayMay 14th- 20pages/dayMay 18th- Finish book

the setting of the book is in the future in a "perfect world" where everyone is equal in all senses.
the background information on the main characters is guy is a fireman who sets the fires, clarisse is the girl who lives next door, mildred is guy's wife who doesn't like her life.
the conflict in the book thus far is guy is wondering why he burns books and he wonders what all they behold.
the characters guy montag is the main character and he is a fireman questioning his own line of work, mildred is his wife whom is a tv addict and she is a very sickly woman, clarisse is a crazy 17 year old who introduces guy to what the world could look like without the ugly setbacks thrust upon it, captain beatty is guy's boss and he is a very smart guy who hates books
guyhas met clarisse and mildred has tried to commit suicide , he goes to a fire call and he burns a woman and all the books hidden in her attic but he steals a book and tries to tell his wife he wants to quit his job for a while. then his boss tries to talk him out of it.
i think that he will quit his job and find a secret society of book owners and readers.

Guy Montag has been a fireman his whole life. In his world, firemen start the fires. He, along with Captain beatty and others, burn books for a living.
On a ainy night after work, Guy walks home, only to run into a new neighbor, Clarrise. The seventeen year old girls seems crazy, with her free-thinking ideas.
Guy starts to question his own life and happiness. He goes home, only to see his wife, Mildred, overdosed on sleeping pills. Two unfeeling technicians come and vacuum out her stomach slush, and Mildred doesn't remember a thing the next morning. She goes on ignorantly and simply. Guy forms a close friendship with Clarisse, who quickly goes missing. People tell Guy that she was hit by a car, and that her family moved out afterwords.
Montag goes to work as usual. On day, they're called to a house and find a rarity. An old woman is standing at the front of the house, reciting poetry. They burn the books and the woman with them, as she refused to come out. Guy goes home, with a book he had snuck out with out thinking. Captain Beatty pays him a visit, and gives him a lecture on how every fireman goes through something like this. He finishes and tells Montag that if he burns the book within 24 hours, no one will get in trouble. After Beatty leaves, Guy forces his wife to read two of the books, he has hidden, aloud. Her friends call later on, wanting to come over and watch the "parlor walls". Guy gives up on his wife, and goes to work the next day. He brings one of the books to the firehouse, and lets it burn. The alarm rings, and the captain gets the crew together, and heads to Guys house. Guy is told that is was his wife and the neighbors that betrayed him. He sets to burning his own house with a flamethrower.