How was Clarisse's home life described in Fahrenheit 451?

While there isn't a whole lot of text, it sounds like her family, mom and dad and uncle, are really close. But they are all different and live apart from society. Instead of watching tv or listening to seashells, they sit up with all the lights on and talk to each other. read more

While there isn’t a whole lot of text, it sounds like her family, mom and dad and uncle, are really close. But they are all different and live apart from society. read more

Montag admires Clarisse for her curiosity and awareness of the world around her, and is disturbed by her accurate understanding of his empty, loveless life. Thus, Clarisse is the first to encourage Montag on his path to self-awareness. read more