Fahrenheit 451

The sieve and the sand

In thinking about clarisse's friendship and her death, montag goes" trembling along the hall to the kitchen." Why has his brief interaction with her made such an impact oN him?

 

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The young Clarisse becomes Montag's mentor. Although Clarisse might not know it, she opened his mind to the truth about life. He realized how unhappy he was. He also realized that the world, as he knew it, was built on lies and superficiality. I think Montag loved Clarisse for who she was and for how her brief meetings changed his view of the world.