This character is told that he isn't in love with anyone by a girl who rubs a dandelion under his chin.
This character is told that he isn't in love with anyone by a girl who rubs a dandelion under his chin. This character communicates with a friend through a "green bullet" that fits into his ear. His wife is obsessed with her "family", played by actors that appear on the parlor wall, and listens to music from "seashell" radios. At the end of the work in which he appears, he is referred to as the "Book of Ecclesiastes" since he is assigned to memorize that text by Granger. This character mourns the death of his young neighbor Clarisse and seeks solace from former professor Faber. This man reads "Dover Beach" to his wife Milly and two of her friends before he is arrested by Beatty and the Mechanical Hound is set on his trail. For 10 points, name this fireman who burns books, the protagonist of Fahrenheit 451.
This character is told that he isn't in love with anyone by a girl who rubs a dandelion under his chin.
{Guy Montag} [accept either]