Fahrenheit 451 creating suspence

The book Fahrenheit 451 is a suspenseful yet hard to understand book that has a few interesting twists and turns throughout the book  that make you want to at least keep reading until the next bit of rising action.  One moment in the second part of the book realy shined as an example the authors ability to create this suspence and buildup.  Later into the second part Montag, the main charecter, starts to lose it with his job and his boss.  This passage does, well a good example of showing this and when Montag finaly breaks "Montag only said, 'We never burned right...' ; Hand it over, Guy,' said beatty with a fixed smile. And then he was a shrieking blaze...'(Ray Bradbarry pg 113).  This shows the moment when Montag finaly snaps and ends up killing Beatty and just overall loseing it.  The build up to this was a tremendus bit when Beatty asked for Montag to give him the flame througher and goes up to the point when Montag finaly kills him.