DUE, WEDNESDAY 1/30 Fahrenheit 451 pp. 154-165

What does it mean when Montag says "And when they ask us what we are doing, you can say, "We're remembering."?

I think that he is remembering what life was like before the war had begun. They also were remembering how society was, how it was always so peaceful; how nothing really went wrong. I think this is important because you sometimes need to realize what has happened in the past to know what desicions should be made in the future. That’s why it's a good quote, and that is why it is important in this book.