Montag asksMildred tohelp him withreading thebooksMildredshe madeMontaginterestedin books.Guy Montag is theprotagonist of thestory also afireman who isnow beginning toquestion howsociety isFaberClarisse isMontagsseventeen yearold neighbor whois a lover of lifeand nature alsothe foil of MildredMildred courtedwith Montag inChicago whenthey were both20clarissechangedhow montagthinksFaber was scaredof Montagbecause hebelieved He wasout to get himHer curiosityand questioningis so uniquethat Montag isstruck by her.Mildred isconsidered SelfCentered andShallow becauseshe only cares forherselfto putout firethat it has adetailed and“textured”understandingof life.GuyMontagBeatty is a veryINTELLEGENT manbut uses his intellectin a negative way heis also the Fire chiefand Montags BossFaberFaber uses alistening device tobe able to hearAnd Speak toMontag from hishomeMildred pushesaway her trueemotions byfocusing onher "family".Clarissethink deeplybut Mildredis shallowClarisseAfter the burningof the womenMontag faces anantagonizingspiritual dilemmaof love and hatefor his jobCaptainBeattyClarisse'senjoyment of therain, dandelions,and even thesessions with heranalyst is veryunusualClarisse reveals toMontag theabsence of love,pleasure andcontentment in hislifeMontag asksMildred tohelp him withreading thebooksMildredshe madeMontaginterestedin books.Guy Montag is theprotagonist of thestory also afireman who isnow beginning toquestion howsociety isFaberClarisse isMontagsseventeen yearold neighbor whois a lover of lifeand nature alsothe foil of MildredMildred courtedwith Montag inChicago whenthey were both20clarissechangedhow montagthinksFaber was scaredof Montagbecause hebelieved He wasout to get himHer curiosityand questioningis so uniquethat Montag isstruck by her.Mildred isconsidered SelfCentered andShallow becauseshe only cares forherselfto putout firethat it has adetailed and“textured”understandingof life.GuyMontagBeatty is a veryINTELLEGENT manbut uses his intellectin a negative way heis also the Fire chiefand Montags BossFaberFaber uses alistening device tobe able to hearAnd Speak toMontag from hishomeMildred pushesaway her trueemotions byfocusing onher "family".Clarissethink deeplybut Mildredis shallowClarisseAfter the burningof the womenMontag faces anantagonizingspiritual dilemmaof love and hatefor his jobCaptainBeattyClarisse'senjoyment of therain, dandelions,and even thesessions with heranalyst is veryunusualClarisse reveals toMontag theabsence of love,pleasure andcontentment in hislife

Farenheit 451: characters - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Montag asks Mildred to help him with reading the books
  2. Mildred
  3. she made Montag interested in books.
  4. Guy Montag is the protagonist of the story also a fireman who is now beginning to question how society is
  5. Faber
  6. Clarisse is Montags seventeen year old neighbor who is a lover of life and nature also the foil of Mildred
  7. Mildred courted with Montag in Chicago when they were both 20
  8. clarisse changed how montag thinks
  9. Faber was scared of Montag because he believed He was out to get him
  10. Her curiosity and questioning is so unique that Montag is struck by her.
  11. Mildred is considered Self Centered and Shallow because she only cares for herself
  12. to put out fire
  13. that it has a detailed and “textured” understanding of life.
  14. Guy Montag
  15. Beatty is a very INTELLEGENT man but uses his intellect in a negative way he is also the Fire chief and Montags Boss
  16. Faber
  17. Faber uses a listening device to be able to hear And Speak to Montag from his home
  18. Mildred pushes away her true emotions by focusing on her "family".
  19. Clarisse think deeply but Mildred is shallow
  20. Clarisse
  21. After the burning of the women Montag faces an antagonizing spiritual dilemma of love and hate for his job
  22. Captain Beatty
  23. Clarisse's enjoyment of the rain, dandelions, and even the sessions with her analyst is very unusual
  24. Clarisse reveals to Montag the absence of love, pleasure and contentment in his life