Granger builds on what Montag has already learned from others, and prepares Montag for the role he will be playing in society. When Montag first meets Granger he believes he is not worthy of helping him and the other book readers. Montag said, “I don’t belong with you” followed by, “I’ve been an idiot all the way,” putting emphasis on how Montag feels, and how he thinks he is not good enough to change society. Granger quickly disagrees, and says, “We’re used to that. We all made the right kind of mistakes”. Putting Granger as more of a supportive figure, he wants to lift Montag up and help him find his new self. Granger then explains their plans for the future: “When the war’s over perhaps we can be of some use in the world.” Granger and the