What does montag find in the middle of strangeness?

Answer 1

This is a synopsis taken from the book Fahrenheit 451: "Montag walked in the shallow tide of leaves, he tripped. In the middle of the strangeness, an intimacy. His foot hit something that rang dully. He proceed to feel with his hand on the ground, a railway yard this way, a railway yard that. The railroad track.The track that came out of the city and rusted across the land, through woodland and woods, forsake now, by the river. Here was the path to wheresoever he was going. Here was the single intimate thing, the thaumaturgy charm he might need a little while."

Answer 2

In Ray Bradbury's novel "Fahrenheit 451," protagonist Montag finds the sense of wonder, curiosity, and questioning that has been missing in his society. In the middle of the strangeness of his oppressive and anti-intellectual world, he discovers a desire for knowledge and freedom of thought, which leads him to rebel against the status quo.