Clarisse's Thoughts
THe question that Clarisse asks Montag about firemen.
What is "Didn't firemen used to put out fires instead of start them?"
The machine used to eliminate government threats and entertains the firemen.
Mildred doesn't acknowledge this event the day after it happens.
What is her overdose?
The tipping point for Montag's conscience.
What is the old woman dying in her house with her books?
The room lined with tv screens.
What is a TV parlor?
What she does with rain with Montag.
What is she tilts her head and catches raindrops?
The commander of the fire station.
Their beds, a quality about them highlighting their distant relationship.
What is the seperate beds that they sleep in?
The chemical scent that montag can never wash off
What is kerosene?
The earbuds used by people like Mildred.
What are seashells?
How Clarisse describes herself when she introduces herself to Montag.
What is "17 and crazy?"
Animal symbols found on the firemen's uniforms and trucks
What neither Montag nor Mildred can remember this moment in their relationship.
The item that makes Montag realize that he doesn't love his wife.
What is a dandelion?
Parks that people go to to destroy things.
What is a fun park?
The two things her uncle got arrested for.
What is driving too slowly and being a pedestrian?
What montag does in the firehouse as a rebellion.
What is speaking up?
What Montag cries about in connection to Mildred.
What is the realization that he wouldn't cry if she died?
What is the ventilator grill?
What most people do in their cars while driving.
What is speeding?
What Clarisse tells Montag to look at in the sky.
The first fireman.
Who was Benjamin Franklin?
The line that Clarisse asks Montag that makes him rethink his life.
This is what the radio says while the bombers fly over.
What is, "....war may be declared any hour. "