We all have the right to back out of situations even if it could be life or death. Guy montag is justified in burning his and Mildred's house. Montag had been caught breaking the law by owning books, he made the mistake of reading the books to Millies friends and also was not forced to burn down the house. He had control of what he wanted to do and made the mistake of doing all these actions. Of course some people get away with breaking the law, but Montag should not. It wasn’t just the fact he owned books but he stole them from his job worksites. Yes, on the job every fireman gets an itch to take a book home and after 24 hours, burn it. But have own multiple books to the count of 21 books shows he surpassed the law by a lot. “Then he reached …show more content…
Just like why Montag made the mistake of reading a page of a book to Millies friends. The women he read to are drained by society as well as Millie, but understand the dangers of books. “Then he begin to read in a low stumbling voice that grew firmer as he progressed from line to line, and his voice went out across the desert, into the whiteness, and around the three sitting woman there in the great hot emptiness.” Page 96 Paragraph 3. This event was the last straw of Montag's decisions. This led to the reason why he had been driven by Beatty to his own house. It wasn’t just because of the fact Millies friends called him in but his own wife did it out of protection. The plan Montag tried to make happen had backfired and ruined his life. He made the women cry and Millie leave him, that wasn’t part of his plan at …show more content…
Do to his actions he tried to relieve them by taking it out on property that they would call our safe place, there home. This can relate to such a strong topic us Americans don’t even like to mention, 9/11. It represents our strong point of view why we think montag is guilty. If you either was there at the event, learned about it, or watched it at home, it was one of our weakest times in America. It destroyed lives but the Group Al Qaeda (the people who did the attack) had a choice, to love their country and keep them out of world affairs or just kill a bunch of innocent American citizens. Montag had the choice of his community or himself, Selfishly he chose himself over ones he apparently