1. Ray Bradbury started the novel that way because he trying to say that the world is fine and that he is immediately trying to capture the readers into the story.
2. Books are compared to birds and so that is a symbol on how books can do to our minds and also it's a symbol on how books are freedom.
3. Clarisse is a curious person and that always want to learn new things, while Montag let things flow and he doesn't even question anything
4. Technology doesn't improve Montags life and also there was some parts where it made it seem like it helped Montags life better. Also there was another part and it showed how empty the technology was in Montags life.
5. The narrator introduces Montag at this time of his to show the conflict of the story.
6. Clarisse gets introduced before Mildred and so that's when the rising action begins and is probably the most important part of this story.
7. The houses would be fire proof for safety by the firemens and also when they burn a house it won't be on fire except for the books.
8. Mildred needed emergency service because she overdosed and so Montag called the paramedics and they had 2 machines which was to clean her stomach.
9. The mechanical hound is a dog shaped robot and its purpose is to hunt down and kill people that have violated the law.
10. Clarisse is considered anti-social because she doesn't like to participate on any activities but she does enjoy the activities that she does.
11. When the women lighted the match it because she was protective about the books it defined on how much she cares and won't back off and what she is willing to do.
12. Their relationship is pretty complicated because first. Mildred was trying to commit suicide and by that it's trying to say that she isn't really that happy.
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