Part 3: The Burning Bright
42. Beatty gave hints by sending out the mechanical hounds.
43. Mildred must have taken the books that were hidden in the garden.
44. His wife Mildred, the neighbors Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles turned in the alarm.
45. The green bullet that Montag had was taken by Beatty.
46. Montag burned Beatty’s body because Beatty was needling at him and he took the earpiece away from him.
47. Montag’s escape plan is to drench himself in alcohol put some of Faber’s old clothes on and have the river wash him away.
48. Montag gave Faber about one hundred dollars.
49. The mechanical hound can remember about one thousand scents.
50. Montag wanted Faber to turn on the air conditioning and the sprinklers to get rid Montag scent.
51. That means if they caught Montag, then he would be on twenty million TV parlors.
52. The search for Montag veered inland because they didn’t want the search to get boring and stop catching people attention.
53. Some random, odd guy that was walking in the middle of the night was killed in Montag’s place.
54. Ganger meant that Montag returned from the dead since he “died on TV.
55. There isn’t incriminating evidence found when Granger and other like minded people are stopped by authorities because they don’t carry books with them, it is all stored in the mind.
56. Yes, I have sense that there are other book chapters in other towns because Granger spoke of other people who have many book chapters in other towns.
57. Granger meant that Montag, him and other people like them aren’t important because they are only remembers or knowledge carriers of the past and they aren’t that important.
58. The last implication of events is that they were all alive, they are the book tellers now, Mildred was dead, the town was gone, and the war had started and ended.
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