Setting
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
One of the emergency workers that come to save Mildred is seen doing this, which greatly offends Montag.
Smoking
This character is obsessed with a digital interactive television.
Mildred
"Are you happy?"
Clarisse
We can clearly see Montag is changing because he is doing a lot more of this... he learned it from Clarisse.
Asking questions
Mildred is found by Montag at the beginning of the novel suffering from this phenomenon, requiring her to be treated by Emergency personnel.
Overdose
Montag gets freaked out every time these come screaming past his house.
Bombers / Jets / Planes
This character realizes that everyone at their job looks similar to them.
Montag
"I'm inclined to believe you need the psychiatrist"
Montag
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
"... war may be declared at any hour. This country stands ready defends its..." is a muffled line Montag hears at this location.
The firehouse.
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
Montag says that this combustible liquid smells like perfume to him.
Kerosene
Clarisse described these things as being 40 foot long so people can see them moving at high speeds.
Billboards
This character hates what they're required to do on a daily basis, so they decide just not to go and wander instead.
Clarisse
"These fanatics always try suicide, the pattern is familiar"
Captain Beatty
Captain Beatty claims that rather than be concerned or involved with trivial things like politics, people in society would rather be this state of emotion.
Happy
Clarisse claims that if you rub a dandelion under your chin and it leaves a yellow mark, it means you were experiencing this emotion in your life.
Love
Benjamin Franklin was noted in the Firemen Rule Book to have been the first to burn books during this era in American History.
The Revolutionary War era
This character lives in a warm comfortable house and has conversations with his housemates during the night.
The Uncle / Clarisse's Uncle
"We shall this day light such a candle, by God's grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out."
Captain Beatty OR The Old Women
Montag recalls a conversation he had with Clarisse where she asked why this thing didn't exist anymore; a place commonly used for families to sit and talk.
Front porches
Mechanical Hound
Beatty claims that these activities are good for group spirit, fun, and organization.
Sports
This character was met by the protagonist in a park, where they had a conversation.
Faber OR the old man
"She was simple-minded."
"That's water under the bridge."
Mildred
Beatty repeats this word in repetition during his rant. It refers to a type of magazine that's condensed or shortened to make it quicker to read.
Digests
Captain Beatty claims that Montag has this amount of time to return any contraband books before the firemen show up to burn them.
24 Hours