Guy Montag originally takes a book from a fire he was sent to, and decides to ..............

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Guy Montag originally takes a book from a fire he was sent to, and decides to ..............

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Take the book and burn in at home

Gives it to the hound to eat

Hide the book under his bedroom pillow

Take the book and gives it to Clarisse

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In Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451," Guy Montag originally takes a book from a fire he was sent to and decides to hide the book under his bedroom pillow. This act represents the beginning of his transformation and questioning of the oppressive society he lives in.

Guy Montag originally takes a book from a fire he was sent to, and decides to ..............

In Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451," Guy Montag originally takes a book from a fire he was sent to and decides to **hide the book under his bedroom pillow**. This act represents the beginning of his transformation and questioning of the oppressive society he lives in.

In Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451," Guy Montag originally takes a book from a fire he was sent to and decides to hide the book under his bedroom pillow. This act represents the beginning of his transformation and questioning of the oppressive society he lives in.