In Fahrenheit 451, much of it is mass media. It depicts a future United States society being taken over by messages and imagery. Throughout the book, Bradbury portrays mass media as a veil that conceals real experiences and interferes with the character’s ability to think profoundly about their lives and societal issues. Bradbury is not recommending that media other than books could not be enriching and achieving. Furthermore, Bradbury is told that billboards has gotten bigger because society moves too fast in their cars and they are not able to be seen. Society do not be having time for important things in life because television and the media has gotten in the way. In the book when Montag was on the bus and the commercial came on, he tries