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Dover Beach Verses Fahrenheit

Dover Beach vs Fahrenheit 451

In the story of "Fahrenheit 451", Bradbury illustrated to us a miserable life of a man whose

career was to start fires instead of putting them out. His job was to burn books, for reading

books were banned from his society. In the "Sieve and the Sand", Montag saw that his wife,

Mildred, and her friends could not do anything productive but entertain themselves with their

"walls of families", he took out a book of poems and started reading "Dover Beach" written by

Matthew Arnold. "Dover Beach" is significant to the story because it relates to Montag and the

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