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What is the main reason why the protagonist doesn't like the firemen anymore?
What is the main reason why the protagonist doesn't like the firemen anymore?
- He thinks they should be burnt
- He found out they were afraid of Clarisse
- He realized he didn't like himself anymore (correct)
- He didn't like their behavior towards Millie
Why are men like Beatty afraid of Clarisse?
Why are men like Beatty afraid of Clarisse?
- She is violent
- She is intelligent (correct)
- She is a fireman
- She is a criminal
Who did the protagonist talk to that made him realize he didn't like the firemen?
Who did the protagonist talk to that made him realize he didn't like the firemen?
- No one
- Millie
- Beatty
- Clarisse (correct)
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Study Notes
The Protagonist's Disillusionment with Firemen
- The protagonist's dissatisfaction with the firemen stems from their superficial conversation and lack of genuine human interaction.
Fear of Clarisse
- Men like Beatty are intimidated by Clarisse due to her uniqueness, creativity, and ability to think critically, which contrasts with the conformist society they represent.
Realization of Discontent
- The protagonist's conversation with his new neighbor, Clarisse McClellan, sparked his realization that he doesn't truly like the firemen, highlighting the monotony and emptiness of his life.
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