Through an author’s perspective, Paretsky discusses the compromises that are made to fit society 's guidelines. It’s not just the government that has put restrictions on books, she explains, it’s also the people and market that has made an impact on literature. She stresses on author’s lack of freedom to voice their opinions through their books and the limitations they have to control them. Similarly, this is also addressed by Beatty in the novel. He explains to Montag why their society don’t acquire books. In Fahrenheit, the people started to become intellectually simple and yearned for quick satisfaction.Thus they began to stop reading. As the satisfaction became top of their priority, anything featuring controversy were to be erased to sustain