How do the story's plot events build tension of the pedestrian by Ray Bradbury?

Answer 1

the author used so many words like graveyard - gray phantoms and he used for-shadowing to tell us that there is something wrong coming .

Answer 2

In "The Pedestrian" by Ray Bradbury, tension is built through the eerie atmosphere of a dystopian future where society values technology over human connection. The escalating conflict between the protagonist, Mr. Leonard Mead, and the oppressive police state heightens the tension as he defies societal norms simply by taking a walk. The realization of his fate as he is taken away by the robot police adds to the suspense and leaves the reader with a sense of unease about the consequences of a society devoid of individuality and freedom.

Answer 3

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