Montag, the alienated protagonist and Beatty, the alienated antagonist, were both playing cards at the firehouse. Beatty tries to convince Montag that books confuse the thoughs of man, and that he had a dream about Montag. Montag just goes along as the fire alarm rang. Beatty then takes Montag to his own house, telling Montag that he knows that hes in possession of Literature. He therefore forces Montag to Burn his own house.
However, after finding Montags ear piece from Faber, he tells Montag to find Faber, the enabler in the novel. Montag then puts the flamethrower on Beatty and toasts him to death and flees to Fabers house. Montag sees Faber as a new guide in his controversial life. Beatty still had control over Montag through authority, however, Montag chose to kill him for his own freedom.
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