Question #3
What is the climax of this novel? what happens? how do the events of this novel make you feel?

I think the climax of this novel is when Guy Montag kills Captain Beatty. After Guy Montag goes to the firestaion to give one book to Beatty, they hear a alarm sound, and find out that the alarm sound was from Guy Montag's own house. When they arrive to Montag's house, Mildred takes her suitcase and takes a cab. Soon, Guy notices that Mildred herself put in the alarm and betrayed him. Guy, being dumbfounded, soon gets forced by Beatty to burn his own house. Then, Guy starts to burn everything in his house, because he wanted to change everything. After him burning the house, Guy gets arrested by Beatty; however, Guy twitches the safety catch on the flame thrower and throws the liquid fire to Beatty. Beatty soon turns in to a corpse. Then, Guy shoves the other two firemen who was with him, and runs away.........

This event made me feel the intense, because I thought that Beatty was one of the main characters, so he wouldn't die no matter what happens to him. Also, this made me think of farther conflicts between Guy Montag and the fire-station, for killing the captain.

As I thought so, he soon gets trailed by a new Hound, and other people. After this event, the story got more excited, so I looked forward for more interesting conflicts.