MIP-3) When you slow down you encounter the benefits like emotion and realization, that others who don't slow down won't get. (SIP-A) When given the chance to slow down you encounter time to gather thoughts and think about other people. (STEWE-1) The river gives Montag a place of relaxation and time, something he never gets to experience in his normal face paced world. ”The river was very real; it held him comfortably and gave him the time at last, the leisure, to consider this month, this year, and a lifetime of years. He listened to his heart slow“ (Bradbury 134). He got to think about everything, any thought he had that got interrupted by something the government did was now running through is mind. Montag realizes how enjoyable a different …show more content…
(SIP-B) Another value slowing down empowers is having real emotions towards people and things in society. (STEWE-1) A women burned with her books because of the emotions they gave to her, no one in society shows emotion so her dying with her books was a much better idea.“The woman on the porch reached out with contempt for them all, and struck the kitchen match against the railing” (Bradbury 37). Books brought realization and importance to her, each and everyone of them had a different meaning that affected her life. She took her life slow and got the benefit of living the right way. Slowing down consist of emotion which is very important to release into the world because you can affect someone else's life when they understand what it's like. (STEWE-2) Fabor lived in a slow relaxing way, he wanted to help people and change everyone's perspective on their world but never got to do so when he was alone.“Then Faber moved and put out his hand and grabbed Montag and moved him in and sat him down and went back and stood in the door, listening” (Bradbury 124). Fabor lived alone, but knew exactly how to live life the right way to get the most out of it.