Across
- 2. arrives at the Montage house to talk
- 4. Montag seems to be experiencing this as a result of seeing the woman go down in flames with her books, find out out that Clarisse has died, and speaking with Beatty
- 7. a modernday example of overstimulating technology , where users create and watch nothing but short, quick pieces of entertainment
- 11. Beatty says the ideas of one book will do this to that of another
- 12. how Clarisse is killed
- 15. Beatty says that when books are cut short, "Everything boils down to" this
- 16. Millie tries to adjust this and Montag tells her to stop because he has hidden something here
- 18. how Mildred feels she is connected to the characters in her shows
- 20. allows people to disconnect from the present; equivalent to airpods today
- 21. the old woman quoted this heretic who was burned alive in the 16th century
- 22. "bright and clean"
- 23. the number of hours that Beatty says Montag can keep the book
Down
- 1. Montag again refers to how Millie loses track of these
- 3. Beatty claims that books have none
- 5. typical of all fireman, Montag tries to scratch this by keeping a book
- 6. Millie and Montag have been together this many years
- 8. supercedes emotions and personal relationships
- 9. within minutes after dying, man turns into this
- 10. Above all, Beatty says, the people of the country want to be this
- 13. hidden in the vent
- 14. Montag might have made this by showing Millie the books
- 17. Millie suggests that Montage drive this around to calm down after Beatty's visit
- 19. we hear Bradbury's __________, his commentary on society through the language of Beatty
- 22. tone with which Bradbury writes of a future which is overtaken by lack of books and free thought