Addictions In Fahrenheit 451, By Ray Bradbury

The author of “Fahrenheit 451”, Ray Bradbury connects many issues in his society to a distant future where everyone can not read and question any aspect of their society do to the advanced technology in which the government controls everyone. Bradbury comes to this conclusion because as growing up he has always been fascinated by sci fi books and space adventures. As a young author Bradbury struggled to make a living out his writing. He first made the news articles in the LA times and then his most famous novel is Fahrenheit 451 .The novel concludes many aspects but the major conflicts that stood out to me were multiple marriages , addiction, and teen violence.

The novel explains how people in their society don't even show any love and interest

Also she is in a very self center and humanness person. In the article “Addiction” claims that there's different types of addictions and their roots. Addictions are more common as stated in the text “one-third of Americans had at least one immediate family member with an chemical addiction” In this case Mildred had a tranquilizers addiction which helps her reduce her depression or anxiety. Also how in today's world the issue of addiction is more thought of and against for than in the book , where the two handyman tell Montag that they get tons of OD calls a night that they just need a handyman to clean it

Addictions are problems that people aren't aware about while doing it and people say it is their own choice to get addicted to substances. Also how people now and days get divorce and remarried without a clue in the world. Many conflicts are as simple to fix with one simple word but many teens are convinced that violence solves every conflict. These are the type conflicts that make the world more and more to the society in Fahrenheit 451 . In conclusion these issues connect to real life in some way or another. The conflicts that Bradbury reflects in his novel are becoming a reality in today’s