Question #5

what is the mood of this novel? do you find this novel saddens you in any way? why?

I think the setting of this novel is sadness. He was sad that he did not get close enough with his wife. His wife, Mildered Montag, took a pill due to the great deal of pain and killed herself. It deals with the lack of careness. People in this world only care about how they look and how popular they are. They do not care what they are inside and they do not even try to look for the truth about them. They only care about what they see outside and do not even bother to look inside the others. Most people care about popularity and nothing else. People easily kill their valuable lives these days because of small circumstances. We could help them a lot if we just care about them and encourage them. These small things could change their whole life. We have to get to know other people from the inside. We should not judge other people by how they look outside and how popular they are. We should try and understand other people. Some people are not that good looking but they have the most beautiful minds that you will ever see. People with great looks could give you popularity and make you proud for a little bit of time, but they will not be there when you actually need them. True friends, the friends that you know from the inside and friends that you share everything with are the ones that will help you the most when you need their help.
The mood of this novel is confused. People did not know anything about the truth and did not know how to think or have a deep conversation with others. They only did what the government told them to do and they did not bother to look beyond their society. They were confused if someone questioned them and no one was able to think deep enough to realize about their ignorance.