Clarisse In Farenheit 451

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After reading the novel Farenheit 451, I believed that Clarisse was a major character. However, after listening to my classmates’ opinions, I swayed back and forth as to whether or not Clarisse is a major character. Many of my classmates agreed with me saying that “Clarisse is a major character.” Whereas others, did not agree with me. I shared my opinion and almost immediately, Drew had disagreed. He stated that she could not be a major character because she was not in the entire book. She only appeared in a few pages of the novel. I started to agree with him that Clarisse was not a major character. After hearing his opinion, Madison had disagreed with him and began to agree with what I had originally believed. She stated that she caused
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