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Dover Beach |
Beatty was right about a few things. Society has brought itself to where it is now. Faber could only do so much now after never doing anything. He seemed to be the opposite of Beatty, he had few answers, but what he did have I knew I could accept as fact. Books in the end was not what I had been looking for, no, it was what is in books that can make a difference. But I am still hesitant, I don't know if this will even work. I tried to read a poem to Millie's friends, but was only seen as a deceiver. I will pay the consequences, but society needs to know the truth that can be found in books. I am scared, but I am also willing to do what it takes to open the eyes of society.
Montag
well said i thnk it perfectly captures the mood of the story and portrays his fear and sense of purpose for events that are yet to come
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