On page 31 when Montag is talking to Clarisse he tells her "your uncle said, your uncle said. your uncle must be a remarkable man". Why is he telling her that if he knows that what she is talking about is wrong?
The children from now and the children in the novel Fahrenheit 451 are some what similar. They are similar because now a days a typical teenager would not spend their day thinking about the flowers they had smelled or picking up flowers and saving them over the winter. we don't wonder how the air might smell Today or Tomorrow, we just live our lifes planing what we are going to do next. The older people in the book are very different because they don't like books, they have different laws or rules, and they all the same things. By this i mean that their day is exactly like the next day and the next day and so on.
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