My Fourth Post on Fahrenheit 451

Now, about the mood of this story. This story has a dark kind of mood, you can actually feel the dark thoughts of the firemen about books. You can see how they absolutely hate the books, as the woman, friend of Mildred cried after listening to Montag read out his poetry. How they burn the book keepers as well as the books. How they think of the book keepers. They consider them inferior. I think I would not enjoy living in that place. There's war going on, people kill each other for fun. This gives the story the dark mood, it makes the place feel like a place were criminals are grouped together, commiting crimes, trying to get revenge, just do no thinking live on one's self. I mean, does anyone actually want to live with restrictions on how to think your opinions? You wouldn't like to think about it. That statement Beatty said "Or even better, give them no sides at all." You wouldn't know. You wouldn't think about anything, you wouldn't care. This mood gives this story the dystopia setting a darker mood. I think that the mood fits the setting very well.