'Tone And Mood In Ray Bradbury's The Veldt'

In The Veldt, Ray Bradbury uses simile, tone and mood to give readers deeper understanding. It gives readers a creepy, unsettling feeling. The foreshadowing gives subtle hints on what’s to come. Despite some people claiming symbolism presents a cleaner picture, that can be proven wrong. Having better tone and mood gives the reader a deeper sense of reality. Good tone and usage of similes make the story seem more realistic. Ray Bradbury’s usage of simile, tone and mood, create a higher quality story. Early on, the whole story is given a creepy undertone due to the established tone. Using similes, the author can relate the grave situation at hand to other things to be relatable. The selection from the text, “empty as a jungle glade at hot high