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Fahrenheit 451: As Montag limps away, he starts to have an internal debate about whether he did the right thing by killing Beatty. Why do you think he starts to question himself…

Fahrenheit 451: As Montag limps away, he starts to have an internal debate about whether he did the right thing by killing Beatty. Why do you think he starts to question himself…
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Fahrenheit 451: As Montag limps away, he starts to have an internal debate about whether he did the right thing by killing

Beatty. Why do you think he starts to question himself at this point?

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Possibly because it goes against his moral rights or/ and he’s gotten a new point of view so this makes him think/ wonder whether his idea of thinking is the best.
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