question two

I do not believe that there is a country on the face of the world that has the exact same problem as the novel Fahrenheit 451 literally but, I strongly believe that there are many problem that the society in the novel has is true to the all of the countries in the world of the twenty-first century. People do not take the time to relax, take out a book and just think because they are too busy doing what they have to do just to get through the day, which gradually makes a person to not think generally in their life. These created habits of one being is very dangerous because it cause problems such as just thinking about themselves and not caring for one another, spending money recklessly when it could have been used for better cause to help others and even committing crimes just because of the anger they felt at the moment. The author Ray clearly does not praise the situation since his main character, Montag is not happy with the corrupt society that he lives in and tries to escape and tries to return it to how it was before all the books were banned. I think what Ray (the author) has suggested in his novel for curing the problem we face is quite easy to spot in the story: read books enjoying it and take your time to think deeply about it, and stand up for you’re own beliefs even if you are scared of the consequences, for it will become greater in time.