Fahrenheit 451

Fahrenheit 451

On page 119, "Approaching from the rear, Montag entered the men's washroom. Through the aluminum wall he heard a radio voice saying, war has been declared" What ultimately causes this war? Does Montag who had killed Beatty realizes that what he is doing is wrong?

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We know very little about the war, as Bradbury's ultimate focus is on the complacent ignorance of the population. We hear about the possibility of a war, as well as evidence that war is looming ahead..... the radio messages, flights of planes.... but we are never given details.

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