Often, society refers to a group of sheep that are blindly controlled by a wolf. Everywhere around the world, we see an abundance of sophisticated gadgets and devices. However, it is not these devices that showcase human intelligence. Rather, it's the people themselves that occasionally appear as vacant and superficial as their drab equipment. In a society marked by both authority and poverty, the Mechanical Hound serves as a chilling symbol of control and oppression, sniffing out dissent while reflecting the stark divide between the powerful and the marginalized. In Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, the description is clear, as is the word choice and sentence structure, to show that both the mechanical hound and humans are controlled by an