For 10 points, name this literary character, a fireman who burns books in Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451.
At the end of the novel he appears in, this character remembers that he had met his wife in Chicago, a fact he had previously forgotten. He receives a device known as "the green bullet," which allows his friend to secretly talk to him, and due to an injured leg, he is almost run over by a car driven by children, whom this character suspects of killing his neighbor. Among his coworkers are the quiet Black and Stoneman, while other characters he encounters include his wife's friends (*) Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles, to whom he reads "Dover Beach." In the chapter "Burning Bright," he is told that he represents the "back-up copy" of the Book of Ecclesiastes by Granger.  Earlier, he kills his boss, Captain Beatty, prompting the Mechanical Hound to hunt him down. For 10 points, name this literary character, a fireman who burns books in Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451.
At the end of the novel he appears in, this character remembers that he had met his wife in Chicago, a fact he had previously forgotten.
{Guy Montag} [accept either name]