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English, 14.11.2020 23:40, abramdent

Montag's breakdown on the vacuum-underground is an intense and traumatic event even from the perspectives of the passengers, most of whom would have only seen such
a spectacle on a screen. Imagine you are one of the other passengers in the cabin
experiencing this event. Describe what it is like to witness Montag's breakdown. What
would you think if you saw this? What is really happening to Montag? Consider the
restrictions of day-to-day life and cite specific passages from the text to enrich your
observations.

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