Essay On All Summer In A Day

The short story All Summer in a Day by Ray Bradbury teaches about the actions caused by jealousy and reveals that jealousy can lead you to do terrible things. The children in All Summer in a Day treat Margot harshly. They tease her and don’t include her in any games. All of the children were jealous of Margot because she remembered the sun and they did not. Another lesson that this short story teaches is that you should cherish the things that you have because they don’t last forever. Margot’s classmates only get to go out and be with the sun for two hours, but when the sun goes away and the rain returns the children are sad again. Teasing and not including her are not the only things the children do, they also bully her as well as pushing her into a closet. These things are all because the children from Venus are jealous of Margot's remembrance of the sun. All Summer in a day is a story that teaches you of the actions of jealousy. First, Margot is constantly being teased and unincluded by the
In All Summer in a Day the children get the sun for two hours every seven years. The children loved the sun but were sad when the sun returned behind the clouds. The children cherished the time they had with the sun because they loved the two hours that they had with it. They cherished every second they had until the rain returned. Another example of cherishing what you have is when Margot is locked in the closet. Margot loved the sun. When she was locked in the closet she lost what she loved. Margot lost then sun for the two hours that it was there. Now Margot might not she the sun for another seven years. Margot now cherishes the time when she had the sun back in Ohio. All Summer in a Day teaches many lessons. One of the most important lessons is that you should cherish what you have because it might not last