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Because it was more entertaining to watch it, it was like fireworks.

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The alarms were always set to burn at night in order to minimize public resistance and to prevent people from witnessing the destruction of books and ideas. The government wanted to carry out the burnings discreetly and under the cover of darkness to maintain control and prevent any potential uprising.

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Because at night peoPle were not allowed and did not have lights on in their homes and you need light to read a book

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Q: In Fahrenheit 451 why were the alarms always to burn at night?
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