In the novel of Fahrenheit 451, how do the characters, Clarisse, Faber, the unidentified woman, and Granger influence Montag? Use quotes.I NEED THIS ASAP

Clarisse: Speaking with Clarisse can stimulate the Montague thought process. She is honest and frank, and Montague says that he can see his own eyes. "The face of another person seldom takes you away, will your expression, your trembling thoughts of your own heart return to you?" (Page 11) I remember the first person who saw me straight as if I counted it, "I told Mildred. (P.72) She began his change.

Faber: Montag met Faber before meeting Clarisse. On page 10, Montague believes that he never had such a strange experience since he met an old man in the park (Clarisse). That old man is Farber. When I realized that Montag wanted to study, "I thought where I got help, where did you find such a slow teacher?" (Page 74). After talking with Faber, he knew he was myself. Montag did not know anything, and Faber educated him through his headphones. He will be Montag + Faber, he will become an excellent "wine" or better, well educated person

Unidentified woman: This woman had a great influence on Montague. She lives in a burning house and her books are on fire. By doing this, Montag said, "There must be something in the book, you can not imagine what can be trapped in a house burning a woman, there must be something there, you do not have anything" (p. 51 ). He also said, "People have written down some of their thoughts, have been looking around the world and have been living around the world, then I came here in two minutes and have stopped moving" (p. 52) I The night when I saw the death of a woman in the book was the last night of Montague 's book.

Granger: Granger completely changed Montag's plan to fight the system. When Montag and Faber plan to make a rebellion, they run away some books, put them in firefighters' houses, and burn their homes. They revere firefighters and try to stop the fire. Granger is doing a different plan. Everyone remembers a book. "What we have to do is to protect what we think is necessary for it to be complete and safe, it will not instigate or annoy someone, knowledge will die even if it is destroyed Right, that is a good thing. " They can not save all books, even two books. Everyone is responsible for the information in the book. He called those people "except the book's dust jacket" (p.153)

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The experience of Montag and Clarisse, Faber and Beatty, Ray Bradbury established the knowledge theme and destroyed the unmistakable ignorance that led to the enlightenment of his novel "Fahrenheit 451". The interaction between Montag and Clarisse has opened up the world of knowledge for Montag to remember the past. Initially, Montag did not know anything about the past, but when Clarisse asked him about the history of firefighters, it all changed.

Guymon Tag is a firefighter who was greatly influenced by Ray Bradbury 's novel Fahrenheit 451. Firefighter 's work in this future society is to burn off the house with books. Until Clarisse McClellan comes up, Montag always likes his work. Clarice is 17 years old and crazy. At least this is her uncle. And he gained a lot of thought about the world and explained her as her. Clarisse and Montag interacted soon and the influence of Clarisse on Montag was very big. - People are rather living and want to control what is going on; or want to live with some power, but want to pursue happiness. The Brave New World Government of Aldous Huxley and the Fahrenheit 451 government of Ray Bradbury made citizens do whatever they wanted. The only exception is that they should not think about just enjoying life and life; they should live and forget. Illegal acts in these novels are considered normal

Ray Bradbury has created a novel "Fahrenheit 451". The protagonist Guy Montague has been a full-time firefighter for many years. He likes his job, life and does not cast doubt on the order of his boss; until the 17-year-old Clarisse McClellan girl suddenly entered his life and changed it forever. She is the one who started the process, the elderly woman who died for her books, and the old man named Faber are other strong influences of Montagas' metamorphosis. "He is not happy, he is not happy," he told himself. Montague was unhappy through his career. He never showed emotions, but he knew that he was. His occupation brainwashed him to a thin robot. His ignorance made him believe everything he was told