The Sieve and the Sand, Pt. 2

Front

What does Montag need from Faber?

Back

He needs a teacher and a listener.

Front

What is Montag's concern with having Faber's voice in his head?

Back

He is worried that he won't be able to ever think for himself.

Front

What is different about Beatty during the alarm this time?

Back

Beatty at first doesn't give it much importance, but then is enthused; he even drives the truck himself.

Front

What does Mrs. Phelps say about her marriage in relation to war?

Back

If her husband dies in the war, she shouldn't cry, instead, just look for another man to marry.

Front

What conclusion can be drawn about Mrs. Phelps and Bowles' views on children?

Back

Children are a chore and a bore. Better to not suffer.

Front

Define the role of Faber in Montag's journey.

Back

Faber serves as a mentor and guide, helping Montag navigate his thoughts and feelings about books and society.

Front

What does Montag's relationship with Mildred reveal about their society?

Back

It highlights the emptiness and disconnection in relationships due to the oppressive nature of their society.

Front

How does Beatty's character represent the conflict in the story?

Back

Beatty embodies the oppressive force of society, using knowledge to manipulate and control others.

Front

What is the significance of books in Montag's transformation?

Back

Books symbolize knowledge, freedom, and the potential for change, which Montag seeks in his life.

Front

How does the theme of censorship manifest in the story?

Back

Censorship is portrayed through the banning of books and the suppression of critical thought in society.