Farenheit 451 by Ray Bradburry

In "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradberry the reader discovers a unique futuristic society. Here, the totalitarian government rules by censorship and intimidation. They send out robotic beasts armed with lethal injection needles. Mechanical hounds can be programmed to seek out specific objects i.e. people that get in their way. Most of society believes in its rules but a rare few believe that people have lost much of which makes their world great. These different perspectives …

…not think. When Montag informs Mildred that she attempted to commit suicide she simply responds with "Wouldn't do a thing like that". "Fahrenheit 451" is a powerful novel taking place in the future and discussing the role of government and censorship. Ray Bradberry's opinion on totalitarian rule is that it destroys the essence of mankind. He thinks that when you limit what people can see and do you are actually taking away what makes humans great.