Captain Beatty in "Fahrenheit 451"

Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451" is probably one of the most shocking, insightful and relevant works among all the literary works relating to Destopia society. This novel is located in the future of the United States, including the government prohibiting books and the society that keeps watching TV. However, Gay Montag of a firefighter (who actually burned the book instead of turning the fire) found the book and set fire on his inner desire for knowledge. Unfortunately, his boss, militant captain Beatty, caught his new discovery of literature.

Decline in interest in books was caused by photographs taken during the civil war, so captain beati, the main competitor in Fahrenheit 451, and captain of Firemen in Guy Montague. This suggests America's split war from 1861 to 1865, this is the only civil war in America's history. Among them, the northern countries were able to defeat the southern part in 1863 and announced the abolition of slavery.

Fahrenheit 451 summary, page 45-60, Montague's illness, he was very bothered by last night's events and news, but he spoke to Mildred, but said only a little. A tough patch states, "Beatty talks about Montague about their social history and firefighters about how people will leave

Fahrenheit 451 Summary Page 21-32 • The fire department is holding a fatal mechanical hound dog and Montague is afraid of it. One day, Clarisse left Montag and talked about work with other firefighters, but he asked a question. Fahrenheit 451 Summary Page 32 - 45 - · A firefighter is on the phone - the house is old, 3 stories, the woman belongs - she is there, the woman is gone in her home or book, but burns I do not and frustration - at home, he thinks about how far he is away from Mildred - he