Change of Montag

The Transformation <Tab/>In Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451", in the beginning of the story, Montag is very naïve. Then he met three people who caused him to think for himself. The events that helped Montag change from naïve to intellectual came from meeting Clarisse, seeing the old woman go up in flames with her house, and meeting with Faber. <Tab/>…

…listen to him, so they could work as one. <Tab/>Three events that helped Montag transform from being naive to becoming intellectual are the conversations he had with Clarisse, the burning of an old woman's house, and the conversations he had with Faber. In the end, Montag is able to think for himself. If it were not for these three influences, Montag still would have been naïve.