This is actually an two part English question:

The book is fahrenheit 451

Part A:

After the paramedics leave, Montag walks across the lawn and stands outside Clarisse McClellans house. Unlike every other home, it is brightly lit and inside Montag hears the voices of the family talking, talking, talking, giving, talking, weaving, reweaving their hypnotic web. What does Montag want to do as he listens to the McClellans talk? What does his reaction suggest about Montag at this point?

Part B:

Reread what the old woman says when the firemen arrive to burn her library: Play the man, Master Ridley; we shall this day light such a candle, by Gods grace, in England, as I trust shall never be put out. Later, Beatty explains that the woman was quoting a sixteenth century British man named Latimer who was about to be burned at the stake for heresyhaving an opinion or belief that goes against religious doctrine or teachings. Explain the connection between Latimers situation and the old womans. What does the quotation suggest about the effect that the days events will have on Montag?