All Important Moments in The Sieve and the Sand
"She's dead. Let's talk about someone alive, for goodness' sake"
"Professor Faber, I have a rather odd question to ask. How many copies of the Bible are left in the country?"
"I'm sorry. One has to be careful."
From: Fahrenheit 451
Page: 68Mildred complains about how Montag talked about Clarisse so she complains how Montag talks about a dead girl.
"Montag!"
"I hear you!"
Page 71-72Montag attempts to call Mr Faber and tries to talk to him about books.
"Sh sh, you're all right, Clara, now, Clara snap out of it!"
Page: 76-88Montag meets Faber, who he had met at a park. Faber had talked about things like poems and such, but Montag needs him when he wants to make some sort of plan.
Page: 87Faber shows Montag what he has been doing for the past few years by introducing him to a two way communicator that looks just like a seashell
Pages: 96, 97Montag reads a poem to Mildred's two friends, but Mrs Phelps begins to cry and Mrs. Bowles gets all angry