In the beginning of the book it shows a man that's a firefighter. His life doesn't seem complicated at all, just a man that is following the daily life that he has. He doesn't seem sad rather just calm and taking it as it comes. The book also talks about how firefighters are ones to start fires which is true now a days. Even maybe back then, which is weird because doesn't the government put all these people to work for us and help us out? Arnt we suppose to be putting things to flame not the people who are suppose to be putting it out? This is relatable because fire fighters need jobs and there isn't much fires to put out so they do it themselfs.
People now a days are very differnt from when this book was written, so how is this so relatable? "We are living in a time where flowers are trying to live in flowers, instead of growing on good rain and black loam." This really opened my eyes because I'd think because someone pointed it out, things will change yet it seems to worsen day by day. It means that shouldn't people be their individuals instead or trying to be like other and compete with them selfs ? This sucks because we have this image that society put infront of us and tell us what we're suppose to look like and get shamed for trying to be different. Yet, when someone does something differnt and does something differnt they either get shames or get people's attention yet they coppie and try so hard to be better than what it actually is. F451 just really opened My eyes and I hope that later in the future it all changes
