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Evolution of Guy Montag
Apathy
At the beginning, Montag is like everyone else. He doesn't think of what is right or not and just does his own thing. This shows that he lets apathy rule his life.
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"It was a pleasure to burn, a pleasure to see things eaten, to see things blackened and changed"
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Change in
Perspective
After meeting Clarisse, he starts feeling change in how he feels about life. He doesn't need the change entirely and is reluctant to act upon his impressions
Evidential Support
Evidential support
"Bet I know something else you don't. There's dew on the grass in the morning"He suddenly couldn't remember if he has known this or not and it made him quite irritable and if you look,"- she nodded at the sky"-there's a man on the moon" He hadn't looked for a long time"
Realization
Montag starts to realize what he had been doing wrong. He begins to understand his spiritual needs better, He starts to question everything he had been taught and knew before.
Help with the Change
After he realizes that there's a need for a change in both the society and himself, he turns to Faber for help. Faber helps Montag in understanding what he needs to do and he does that.
A New Montag
Towards the end of the book once Montag is done facing all the struggles that came with being a good person, he gets away from the city and finds himself a hideout where he reflects on his past doings and focus on his new self/