Mrs. Phelps is a secondary character in Farenheit 451.
Like Mrs. Bowles, she is a housewife and friend of Mildred; she shares her interest in television and her simple vision of life. The three women come together to see "the family" on the walls of Montag's house. Their conversation reveals their selfishness and lack of purpose. They are not interested in their husbands or children and choose the presidential Both Mrs. Phelps and Mrs. Bowles amaze themselves and Montag by being deeply moved by the poem he read them, revealing they had feelings.
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What makes it such a good play is the universal message of the desire for social progress amid the differing opinions on how to achieve it.
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I read this 4 years ago, and it was possibly the most boring thing ive ever done.
