The Sieve and the Sand

At the fire station

On the subway

In a park

They never met in person

friends of Mildred

teachers at the elementary school

wives of the firemen

part of the "family"

Montag burned one of the books.

Montag told Mildred about Faber.

Montag read a poem to Millie's friends.

Montag brought a book into the living room when he was stressed.

One wanted to control Montag, the other wanted him to think for himself.

One was a fireman, the other loved books.

One was his boss, the other was his professor.

One was all about fun, the other was about fear.

in the ventilator

in a bush on the lawn

under the pillow on the bed

behind the refrigerator

He was getting paranoid.

He was afraid Millie would burn them.

Faber told him to move them.

Beatty told him to move them.

the fire pole

the poker game

the hound

the boss

Captain Beatty

Mildred

Mrs. Phelps

Mrs. Bowles

Beatty

Black

Montag

Faber

Beatty

Stoneman

Montag

Black

Mildred

Mrs. Phelps

Montag

Black

Beatty forced him to do it.

He hated everything and was out of control.

He was on autopilot.

Are you kidding? He didn't torch his own house.