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Fahrenheit 451: Mythology and Montag's Journey

Explore the comparison between Montag and Icarus in Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451" and the significance of mythology in understanding Montag's development. Uncover hidden meanings and literary references that shape Montag's path of enlightenment in a dystopian society.

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Fahrenheit 451: Mythology and Montag's Journey

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  1. Fahrenheit 451 Mythology is not dead…

  2. The Quote • “Old Montag wanted to fly near the sun and now that he’s burnt his damn wings, he wonders why. Didn’t I hint enough when I sent the Hound around your place?” (p. 113)

  3. The Reference • Beatty refers to the myth of Icarus, told in Ovid’s first-century poem The Metamorphoses. • A version can be found at http://www.island-ikaria.com/culture/myth.asp

  4. The Assignment • Why does Bradbury compare Montag to Icarus? How does this shed light on Montag’s development? • Extra Credit: Find one other reference to mythology. You must site the exact quote and page number. • Due: Next Class

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