The Metamorphosis of Guy Montag

Ray Bradbury originally wrote his novel "Fahrenheit 451" as an explicit censorship indictment in the McCarthy era in the United States, and it became one of the few contemporary science fiction that can be considered classical It was. The worship of this novel is due to its excessive symbolism, metaphor, and the development of characters. Character development of Bradbury is very impressive in this book. He shows the evolution of the protagonist Guy Montague "Burning from book to life book" (Johnson 111).

In the novel "Fahrenheit 451", the main character Guy Montag is eligible to become a dynamic character. By definition, the dynamic character is the role of experiencing important changes throughout the novel. Gay Montague is a dynamic character because he experienced distortion when he experienced inner conflict in the novel. Initially, Montag was a very ordinary person to his society. He is a city firefighter who burns books and homes without regret. Montag likes everything he works, the power and destruction of homes and books, and even the scent of kerosene he is stirring every day. He is satisfied with his pride in the work he is doing. But it was when he met a strange girl named Claris who soon changed.

Guymon tag became an educator who loves books knowing books. His perversion completes a memory book to end his social norm. He made a big change both mentally and physically. Due to his change, this brought him great difficulty, but Guymon Tag is a dynamic character.

Montague continues his perversion from a cruel book writer to a philosophical learner. The male keeps acquiring information and continues to form his view on his strange society. Montagu soon realized that his change did not return when he was forced to burn his house and kill Beatty. In a sense, he burns his own past and all that accompany it. Then he ran away and saw that it also symbolized the last step of his change. Montag is literally looking at his past as helpless and devastating