Why Is Fire Important In Fahrenheit 451
Fahrenheit 451 is a novel inanimate objects that serve important purposes that tie to the theme of the book. Fire is one of many inanimate objects in this novel. At the beginning fires purpose is destruction to destroy the outlawed books from people in this society. Then it brings the firemen pleasure when the burn stuff by seeing it turn dark brown and then black, from perfectly fine to ashes. Then at the end it brings Montog comfort and warmth when he was running from the hound. At the beginning fire is used to burn the books inside of house that weren't supposed to be there in the first place. They not only burnt the books but they also burnt all of the items inside the house. The actual house didn't go up in flames because it has a