Summary Of All Summer In A Day
“All Summer in a Day”, by Ray Bradbury is about a girl named Margot who comes to Venus from Earth. The other kids are jealous of her and lock her in a closet because she remembers and misses the sun. At the heart of jealousy is an insecure person who doesn’t have something they need or want, which can lead to criticism, scrutiny, and hatred. The other kids would criticize whatever Margot said, no matter if she was right or wrong. For example, she was telling the others about the sun once, how it was “like a penny” and “like a fire...in the stove”. Even though Margot was correct, the others said, “You’re lying, you don’t remember!” Because she was disliked so much, the children seem to be in denial. If Margot tells the kids facts, and the