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Bradbury's purpose is entertain or does his story have serious theme or message?
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∙ 7y ago
his story has a serious theme that can tell us always do what you are asked to example travis tell eckels to don't shoot any animal but he shoot butterfly and there was a sound of thunder.
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∙ 13y ago
Ray Bradbury's stories often combine elements of both entertainment and serious themes or messages. While his works are known for their vivid imagery and imaginative plots that entertain readers, they also frequently explore deeper themes such as the consequences of technology, the nature of humanity, censorship, and the power of storytelling. Bradbury's stories often offer social commentary and provoke thought, making them more than just pure entertainment.
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