When To Rebel Laws It’s impressive how an oppressive government is capable of manipulating society by enforcing rules called laws. Laws have been sought through centuries to maintain society civil and organized. However, the novel Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury sets a complete opposing definition of law. Hinting at how laws should be rebelled at some point in life. Throughout the novel, Guy Montag a fictional firefighter, is set to embalm flame upon anything ordered mainly books. In this dystopia, the government is the main power controlling society with one exception, books are banned. Considering this law, Guy Montag is the only person within society to take alert after receiving a interesting question. Notably, leading to him to be similar to that of an insurgent. Thinking that rules may be abused, we need to think about the consequences that go along with it. …show more content…
As seen, these pairs are seemingly strange mainly on McClellan’s part. Furthermore, it is noted by Montag’s action that laws should be broken if it were to restraint their rights. As they walked, McClellan begins to question Montag’s job about firemen. McClellan’s question,”Is it true that long ago firemen put out fires instead of starting them?” Reluctantly, Montag chortles over McClellan question suggesting that McClellan’s question is the key to Montag realization. Let alone, readers will ponder whether or not if Montag will be tempted to break the law. For Montag, he soon begins to unravel parts of the truth to the true meaning of this dystopia and to break free from this law prevailing society from it’s