Also know, what does Beatty say the country needs most of all?
For people to be happy
Also Know, how does Beatty feel about books? Beatty urges Montag not to overlook how important he and his fellow firemen are to the happiness of the world. He tells him that every fireman sooner or later becomes curious about books; because he has read some himself, he can assert that they are useless and contradictory.
In this way, what are the reasons that Beatty give for burning books?
Beatty's explicit reason for destroying books is to maintain social order. Early in the story, shortly after stealing a book from a woman's house that the firemen burn, Montag becomes sick with guilt, and considers calling in sick.
Who does Mildred say is on her walls?
In Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, Mildred refers to the people in the programs she watches on the parlor walls as her "family." Montag notes that it was he that first started referring to the characters as members of the family, we can assume, because of Mildred's preoccupation with them.
