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    In Ray Bradbury’s All Summer In a Day‚ he teaches readers not to bully someone because you are jealous of them. In the first paragraph readers will learn how the kids are jealous of Margot and why. One example of this is when one boy denied that Margot wrote the poem she shared about the sun. Some people may think that the theme is “don’t bully someone just because you don’t like them.” Yes maybe they don’t like her but someone shouldn’t just bully someone else even if they have a reason or not.

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    I think a recurring theme in “All Summer in a Day” by Ray Bradbury is faith. The story revolves around faith or lack thereof. The children act out and shun Margot because they’re afraid to have faith. On the contrary‚ Faith is all Margot has. The entire storyline happens the way it does is because of their struggles with faith. I think one of the concepts Bradbury is trying to get at is that the fear of faith‚ and what we do without faith is destructive. The children are afraid. They don’t want

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    In Ray Bradbury’s science fiction short story "All Summer in a Day"‚ we see that cruelty in society is fueled by the jealousy of those who have less than others through the treatment of the children towards Margot. For example‚ Margot is standing apart from the other children in the group while they are laughing and having fun as explained‚ “Margot stood alone.”. This piece of evidence is important because‚ the difference between Margot and the children is that she has seen the sun and they have

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    Through viewing the text All Summer In A Day and the film The Hunger Games‚ it is evident that both Ray Bradbury and Gary Ross used themes to convey a fictional world that criticises the world we live in. A variety of literary techniques were performed to portray this. Setting can be seen through the fictional worlds that both All Summer In A Day and The Hunger Games have illustrated to the audience. Characterisation is used to emphasise the correlation between the protagonists and the people within

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    her yellow hair. Margot was her name. Margot the girl in “All Summer In A Day‚” by Ray Bradbury‚ wants to be excepted but does not know how. First she is different‚ second she does not know how to socialize. Margot is different‚ First because she looks different. The rain washed the happiness and color out of her. It stated that people think she is “an old photograph dusted from an album‚ whitened away‚ and if she spoke at all her voice would be a ghost.” Second‚ she is from Earth and

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    (500) Days of Summer    1          (500) Days of Summer ­ A Film Analysis  Vanessa Zermeno  Clark College‚ PSYC&100                                  (500) Days of Summer    2    (500) Days of Summer ­ A Film Analysis  (500) Days of Summer ​ is an ongoing relationship between two people‚ Tom Hansen‚ and  Summer Finn. Summer‚ was a very fine looking women who always attracted the attention of all  men‚ including Tom. For Tom‚ it was love at first sight when she walked into the greeting card 

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    the same motif as “All summer in a day‚” by ray bradbury. All summer in a day is about how people colonized Venus. It rains only every seven years. When it stops raining school children locked their classmate into a closet so she couldn’t see the sun. The painting is also about a main character with words on her body‚ exclaiming‚ “loser‚ ugly‚ and stupid.” Both pieces show people to stop bullying. That’s why the two artworks are the same. The theme of “All Summer in a Day‚” by Ray Bradbury

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    In All Summer in a Day‚ Ray Bradbury uses similes and metaphors to bring life to his story. Similes are used by Bradbury throughout his story. He uses similes to help the reader paint a picture in their mind. Some others believe that it is actually personification to give life to his story and not similes and metaphors. Personification helps bring the reader to the children’s perspective. Ray Bradbury uses metaphors to bring his story to life. Ray Bradbury features many similes and metaphors to

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    the movie 500 Days of Summer‚ audiences a lot of nonverbal communication. The movie shows characters Tom Hansen and Summer Finn during their attempts to build a relationship. Tom and Summer’s experiences shows issues such as conflicts within a romantic relationship‚ and nonverbal communication. In 500 Days of Summer‚ nonverbal communication signified a great deal between Tom and Summer. One example of nonverbal communication is when Tom reached to hold Summer’s hand in public‚ but Summer moved her hand

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    ENG4U1b September 15‚ 2014 500 Days of Summer It is thought that in the film “500 Days of Summer”‚ a 2009 comedy drama with a truly original romantic twist‚ post-modernism serves to enhance the overall message of the movie that is‚ don’t fall in love with love. The postmodern elements such as the distorted use of time‚ the fact that the film does not follow the tradition “Hollywood” love story‚ and finally the evident presence of role reversal throughout the story‚ all help to convey this idea. In

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