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    The Veldt Critique In the ultramodern interpretation of The Veldt‚ by Ray Bradbury‚ science fiction portrays a very genuine interpretation of the direction humanity is going in with relation to the complexities of technology. The short story begins in a futuristic setting in which a smart home takes care of the needs of a family until they become dependent upon it. Within this home‚ a very large dimensional nursery was built for the children which has a three dimensional capability to portray any

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    Literary Paragraph- “The Veldt” Theme In the short story‚ “The Veldt”‚ written by Ray Bradbury reveals the odds by creating a machine that only allows children to detach emotionally from their parents and their loss of innocence. Lydia and George Hedley live in a Happy life home a technological marvel that automatically tends to their every need which dresses them‚ cooks the food‚ brushes their teeth‚ and even rocks them to sleep. The house also contains a high-tech nursery. The nursery turns

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    then what would the point of family be? I mean you do lots of things with your family like make dinner or play games with them. If there was a house that would do this what would the point of family. That is exactly what happens in the story The Veldt by Ray Bradbury. From the story Cradle Hold by David Klass a boy named Duke just joined a wrestling team and his dad would go to every match that he had. Some of Duke’s teammates

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    example‚ if a child swears and gets in trouble‚ they didn’t think they did anything wrong because he/she heard from someone else. They don’t know what is right or wrong until they learn it. After Reading 1. The first example of foreshadowing in “The Veldt” is when the parents hear the screaming. That scream that was in the beginning of the story‚ is actually the scream when they are getting eaten by the lions. The second example of foreshadowing is when the father goes into the nursery and finds his

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    modern lifestyles of humans‚ which refer to ‘technology is the current world’. With regard to this‚ there are social concerns to the effect of the power of technology in far future in affecting the behaviour of humans. Ray Bradbury discovers this principle in his short stories of ‘The Veldt’‚ ‘Zero Hour’‚ and ‘Marionettes Inc.’. The three stories are about how the creation of humans‚ the imagination of individuals and the conception of robots outlines the concerns of technology in the future to be raised

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    WRITING Analysis of The Veldt Name: Shiree Bailey_____________________________ _____/92 Read the short story provided in class and answer each of the following questions about the story in complete sentences. 1. List one sensory appeals for each of the following used in the first page: Sound: Roars of the lions Sight: The sun‚ the lions‚ the veldt Taste: The taste of blood Touch/Feel: The hot savanna heat Smell: Of blood and

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    In the short story “The Veldt‚” Ray Bradbury illustrates what is to come to a child without the proper guidance from their parental figures. The lack of parental guidance in the story is brought about by the machinery and technology that relieves the parents and children from daily chores and abilities that may seem tiresome‚ such as making dinner‚ cleaning the house and even tying their shoes. As they are relying on this technology‚ the parents are slowly beginning to lose their purpose as a parental

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    “THE VELDT” THEMES Abandonment Abandonment occurs on two levels in Bradbury’s story. First‚ the children are figuratively abandoned by their parents when they are left in the care of a technological baby sitter. As the character of David McClean tells George‚ “You’ve let this room and this house replace you and your wife in your children’s affections. This room is their mother and father‚ far more important in their lives than their real parents.” This accidental abdication of parental

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    The story of "The Veldt"‚ is an interesting story which concerns the issue of how modern technology can destroy the typical united family. In my personal opinion‚ this story has the most absolute lack of any characterization‚ and is all about how regular children can destroy‚ or even kill their whole family without any hesitation or misery. The story begins with the mother of the family‚ who has quite a generic name. We are given no information of the characters background and how they came to the

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    The short story ‘’the Veldt’’ is a very thought provoking masterpiece that makes readers reconsider their use of technology. Since the very beginning of the story‚ Lydia seems unsatisfied with her life in the ‘’Happylife Home’’‚ even if all she might need is found in it. She started feeling unnecessary as the house left her nothing to do as a mother and wife. This obviously tells the reader that if social duties are performed by machines‚ humans will feel unnecessary and life will sound boring. The

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