There once was a man named Guy Montag and he was a very happy man. He  lived in Chicago and he enjoyed it. He especially enjoyed his job and got up excited every morning to do it.

Exposition

Guy Montag was a fireman but not just an ordinary fireman. He was a fireman who burned  books. He did this because  books were banned. If  he saw a book he would burn it then and there.

Exposition

I wonder....

 Guy Montang never really knew why he burned books. He was just told to and he did as he was told. However, despite him loving his job sometimes he would  wonder why he did what he did. Then he realized that he wanted answers. He wanted to know if books are actually all that bad.

Conflict

Conflict

Since Guy Montag wanted answers he wandered one night to the part of town where people with  books hid at. He wasn't sure if he was going to spot anyone but he wanted to try.

Rising Action

Guy Montag enters the abandon place and sees three groups of people seated at different spots of the room. He walks towards the first group and asks what they're reading about. They tell him that they're reading about Hinduism. They teach him about one of the five tensile strands. One being Doctrine. He learns that karma has the ability to affect one's future  experiences depending on your actions. (Smith)

Rising action

Guy Montag then makes his way to the second group and asks them what they're reading about. They tell him that they are reading about Christianity. They teach him about salvation. Guy Montag learns that through faith people can receive forgiveness for their wrong doings by Jesus. (Stefon)

Rising Action

Lastly Guy Montag makes his way to the last group of people and asks them what they're reading about. They tell him that they're reading about Taoism. They then tell him that a Taoist's form of living is very jolly and worry free. (Strickmann) 

Guy Montag also learns about Wu Wei. He learns that people who live the Wu Wei way do, do stuff but they do it without putting much effort instead they go with the flow and let things just happen. (Joppich)