The author can use a multitude of techniques such as presenting facts/statistics to get the reader intrigued or presenting a story that the readers can connect with on a personal bond
It would be personification because they have human like characteristics. It's not simile because it would need "like" or "as" to compare two things. Hyperbole means that the statement is not meant to be taken literal. Lastly, analogy is a comparison between two things.
Faber is nervous and frightened, but sees the book and talks quite a bit to Montag
Faber tells Montag they need more than just books, that he (Faber) has been a coward
With the trauma of war and sabotage the two men think they might be able to make a
change
Montag and Faber will stay in communication through little ear radios that Faber created
HE WAS EVIL this character was evil]
