Part 2 Fahrenheit 451

I haven’t been able to read much of part 2 as I’ve been so busy with the car show. However upon learning that Montag turns the flamethrower on Beatty .... I’m VERY curious as what’s to come with Montag! I wonder if it’ll influence society in that way .... I’m not sure but it’s an educated guess

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