Clarisse McClellan

Clarisse McClellan is a fictional character from Ray Bradbury's novel "Fahrenheit 451." She is a young, inquisitive woman who encourages others to think deeply and appreciate the small wonders of life, such as nature and conversation. Clarisse represents curiosity, individuality, and a desire for genuine human experiences, contrasting with the oppressive, superficial society depicted in the story. Her presence sparks critical reflection in the protagonist, Montag, prompting him to reconsider his values and the world around him. She embodies the importance of free thought and meaningful connection in a conformist, censored world.