Ray Bradbury has a way with words. In his novel Fahrenheit 451, he used the theme of fire throughout the story. The first section ended by Guy and his wife, Mildred, reading books while the second section ended with Guy Montag’s house about to be burnt due to harboring books. The third section, however, was a bit different. Instead of fire in a small dosage, the entire town received a taste of their own medicine. After Guy incinerated Officer Beatty and became a fugitive, his life drastically changed. His wife left him, the Hound was on his tail, and war had been declared. On his way to meet with Faber, Montag planted a book in a fellow fireman’s house and called in an alarm. Once he reached the old man’s home, they decided he should meet