Faber's Letter

Dear Montag,
     
       How are you my friend? I heard about the lady on Elm street and let me tell you that is quite a tradgety. It's so bad that someone that was standing up for what they beieve in would be lit on fire with all of their books. I wish I had the courage to stand up for what I belive in, but unfortunately I do not. We need to do something to try and make a difference before there is no chance of change.

                                                                                                                 Sincerely,
                                                                                                                  Faber

                                                                                                                                    11-17-14

Dear Montag,

         I don't understand your recent obsession with books. Maybe that girl you have been talking to has gotten wired and twisted in your mind. I was once like you, curious, excited, felt that there was something beyond my control. I wanted more and thought I could keep quite about it. Just look at the Woman on Elm Street. She thought that she could just walk on water with her books.  The truth is no. Everyone must be equal and ill be damned if you try and change it.            
       I sent the hound around your place. Should of gotten the hint when you saw his beaming green eyes. I burn books with a fiery vengeance,  I claim to hate them, yet I quote them almost like a passion. Literature is contradictory. It is confusing. It is treacherous. It will force you to answer the questions that you never wanted to ask.  Soon you will learn his lesson and follow the law. Maybe the recent alarm at the firehouse will catch you as a surprise.  I don't mean to play the devils advocate but what you are doing is not right. So go ahead Montag, I dare you, read the books and see what happens. Go against the law.    

Yours truly,

 Captain Beatty            

To Capt. Beatty

Dear Capt. Beatty,

           It's about the fire a while ago. When that old lady on Elm Street burned herself up... It hit me somewhere down deep, why would she sacrifice her own life for those books? Why did she live her whole life in constant fear just so she could protect the books? Maybe there is actually something in those pieces of paper that we should take a look at! I know I sound crazy but this is something I really believe in! Write back soon!
                                                                                         Regards,
                                                                                             Montag

Clarisse

Facts about me (Clarisse)

I am considered to be weird and abnormal by most of the people who meet me

Mildred Montag

My name is Mildred Montag, and i am the wife of Guy Montag. I don't like to talk about my feelings towards my husband nor our marriage. I mostly keep all of thoughts and feeling to myself although people might see my as a wreck on the outside. People have been concerned about my suicide attempt, and thats one of those things i would rather not talk about.

I am Beatty,

1. I stick to my job, its all I seem to have sometimes. I release what builds up inside of me through my job. I am bold, strong, confident, and eager in most cases. I enjoy watching my hound, he gives me something to do while sitting in the station. Montag fears him, but I don't think it is anything to worry about unless he is making a crime..

My Name is Ray Bradbury

Three things to know about me:

1. Writing is my passion-
1. I have writen many books including Fahrenheit 451,  it is my passion and my lifes work.
2. I was born August 22, 1920 in a town called Waukegan, Illinios
3. You may have heard of a lot of my works, I wrote a lot of science-fiction type stories