Clarisse describes a past that Montag has never known: one with front porches, gardens, and rocking chairs. What do these items have in common, and how might their removal have encouraged Montag's repressive society?

In a way, front porches, gardens, and rocking chairs bring everyone together, like families to have a family talk. That basically is to get everyone to talk talk and socialize with each other. In our generation and society, no one really likes going out and doing outdoor activities, unlike the generation before. In a way, the removal of those things would be like taking away time with your family.