Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury is set in a dystopian world where books are not allowed and are burnt. In this book, Bradbury has three main things he impacted the world with. Bradbury made strong points behind his writing. First, Bradbury makes it clear that he does not want our society to become corresponding to Montag’s society. Bradbury writes in a way that even though he does not write it, he still connects to the reader in a way. Second, Bradbury does not want the reader to become a Mildred. Lastly, Bradbury does not want the reader to become a Beatty. Ray Bradbury had abounding amount of hopes for future society, and even though he did not write it, his hopes are displayed in his writing. Bradbury made incredibly strong points behind his writing, because he did not want our society to correspond to Montag’s Society. Bradbury wanted society to take something from this book, he mocked our society in a way, he predicted that the majority of …show more content…
The reader knows tt Beatty has either read, or is currently reading books, but the reader can also see that Beatty may read books, but he does not take anything from the books. He just reads the book to say he has read the book, he does not comprehend the book, take a lesson from the book. He simply reads the book and moves on. Beatty is not very smart, he relies on his power and his job. Bradbury created a world that people are respected by their jobs authority, instead of their ability to think. In the world that Bradbury created, people focus completely on the authority and power of a job rather than things like, love, compassion, honesty, humor, the ability to forgive, and intelligence. Bradbury wants us to focus on a person’s good qualities, rather than their job’s