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Guy Montag - correct answers the protagonist; he is a fireman who has a crisis of conscience over
whether books are bad or not
Mildred Montag - correct answers the protagonist's wife; she is unaware of how unhappy she is with her
life and oblivious to her own suicide attempt
Clarisse McClellan - correct answers a teenage girl who enjoys thinking, talking and nature; she
influences the protagonist to begin to see their world differently
Captain Beatty - correct answers the fire captain and main antagonist of the novel
Professor Faber - correct answers a former professor of English who is cowardly but motivated to reprint
books
mechanical hound - correct answers a reincarnation of the vengeful Furies from Greek mythology and
the epitome of modern perverted science, the _______ is a slick electric hit man formed of copper wire
and storage batteries and smelling of blue electricity
Old woman - correct answers is one of the victims of the firemen's' fury. Rather than surrendering her
books and saving herself, the________chooses to burn herself to death among her treasured
possessions. While in her house, Montag steals a book that he later hides in his home. Throughout the
novel, Montag is unable to forget the image of the________, and wonders what in books could possibly
inspire so much passion.
Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles - correct answers These two women are housewives and friends of Millie,
sharing her interest in the television and her simplistic outlook on life. The three women gather to watch
"the family" on Montag's walls. Their chatter reveals their selfishness and lack of purpose. They are
unconcerned for their husbands and children and chose the presidential candidate for whom they voted