Montag works as a fireman, burning books and seeing things change. He meets Clarisse McClellan, a seventeen-year-old girl, on the sidewalk. They walk together, discussing unusual things like jet cars and billboards. Clarisse asks Montag if he's happy, but he's not
Bullshit means nonsense in English, often used as a rebuke for deceptive communication. Term can be shortened to "bull" or "B.S.". British English equivalent is "bollocks"
Satori means "awakening" or "comprehension" in Japanese Buddhism. Term derives from Japanese verb "satoru" meaning "to know". Refers to deep experience of kenshō, seeing into one's true nature
Epiphany is a sudden and striking realization of a problem or situation. Term originally referred to divine insight, now often secular. Epiphanies are rare occurrences following significant thought process. Requires depth of prior knowledge and cannot be predicted
The unalome is a Buddhist and Hindu symbol representing enlightenment. It likely derives from the "urna," Buddha's hair swirl symbol. Symbolizes the journey through life's obstacles and obstacles
Education is a luxury in many underdeveloped countries. Lack of schools and infrastructure hinders access. Economic factors force children to work from early age. Prejudice and inadequate conditions prevent quality education. UNICEF reports 617 million children fail basic literacy despite attending school