Essay

Bradbury uses fantasy in this story even though some of the things he describes have already come true in the real world and his syntax to show how Montag would differed from the world around him. Who would've imagined that things your randomly dream of come true later on in the future. Montag lives in a boring and hopeless place which you can connect with our world right now. In Montag's world everyone is into other things not nature or anything to do with reality they life in their little own world. Also here people are more into their phone and social media they don't understand how to communicate with others other than social media. You don't see them picking up books and reading. If you were to place a book and a phone most wouldn't even have to think twice and pick  the phone. So if book would have to no long exist most wouldn't care because they think reading isn't important and its boring. All in all  Bradbury uses figure of speech, and syntax to convey how Montag's inner world differed from the world around him.  He lives in a world where his  society doesn't think or do anything for themselves. Montag wants to live in another world where he can think for himself, where he can read books and get lost in them and pretend he is there.