Bradbury uses various literary devices to show Mildred as a apparent person, wanting only to spend time with her parlor families. When Bradbury writes "Her face was like a snow covered island" (17). He uses this simile to show how cold she is towards reality and Montag. Also how detached she is from the real world while she submerges herself into her parlor family. She behaves just like she has no connection with the real life and she uses all the televisions and her seashells as tools to make herself away from the world.
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