Ray Bradbury's A Sound Of Thunder Change
A Sound of Thunder by Ray Bradbury is about a man named Eckels. He is going back in time on an incredible hunting trip that changes the face of all hunting opportunities. Eckels is going back in time to hunt dinosaurs. Mainly the Tyrannosaurus rex. When the group arrives at the jungle of sixty million two thousand and fifty five years before President Keith, Travis tells the group about the consequences of stepping off the path. As the hunters are on their journey, Eeckels steps off the path and kills a butterfly. Travis is furious with Eckels and threatens to leave Eckels in the past with the dinosaurs. When they get back to 2055 the world has changed. The language has changed. Deutscher is now president instead of Keith. Travis takes his
rifle and points it at Eckels. “There was a sound of thunder.” I ranked A Sound of Thunder number one because it was my favorite stories out of them all. I liked everything about it. I liked the author's interpretation of the past, of the future, and of the new future. The author’s writing style was eggsquisite. He was very descriptive and his words drew a picture in my mind. As I read, there was a movie occuring in my mind. The theme of The Sound of Thunder is that little things do make big differences. There are consequence for everything you do. It can be good or bad but there is always an effect. It does not only affect you but it affects the people around you. It is ironic that the author had Eckels kill a butterfly and not any other creature. This is because of the Butterfly Effect. The Butterfly Effect is when something so small can change the course of the universe forever. When Eckels killed one small butterfly, the whole universe changed because of it.
rifle and points it at Eckels. “There was a sound of thunder.” I ranked A Sound of Thunder number one because it was my favorite stories out of them all. I liked everything about it. I liked the author's interpretation of the past, of the future, and of the new future. The author’s writing style was eggsquisite. He was very descriptive and his words drew a picture in my mind. As I read, there was a movie occuring in my mind. The theme of The Sound of Thunder is that little things do make big differences. There are consequence for everything you do. It can be good or bad but there is always an effect. It does not only affect you but it affects the people around you. It is ironic that the author had Eckels kill a butterfly and not any other creature. This is because of the Butterfly Effect. The Butterfly Effect is when something so small can change the course of the universe forever. When Eckels killed one small butterfly, the whole universe changed because of it.