In “All Summer in a Day,” Bradbury describes his setting using similes and metaphors. For example, “ It was a nest of octopi, clustering up great arms of flesh-like weed,wavering,flowering this brief spring.” When I read this line, I imagined a jungle with so many tall trees and plants, so tall, you could barely see the sky as you went in. Using the metaphors and similes that are included in “All Summer in a Day,” helps us create a vivid image in our head whereas the movie, the setting was nothing like the short story. The underground homes of the children wasn’t “underground.” In the movie, the children would run outside in the rain and play games. Speaking of rain, the rain wasn’t pouring as hard as I thought it would be. And lastly, the movie didn’t even incorporate the jungle! The jungle is one of the most interesting setting of the short story. There was only a green valley with lots of flowers and tall green
In “All Summer in a Day,” Bradbury describes his setting using similes and metaphors. For example, “ It was a nest of octopi, clustering up great arms of flesh-like weed,wavering,flowering this brief spring.” When I read this line, I imagined a jungle with so many tall trees and plants, so tall, you could barely see the sky as you went in. Using the metaphors and similes that are included in “All Summer in a Day,” helps us create a vivid image in our head whereas the movie, the setting was nothing like the short story. The underground homes of the children wasn’t “underground.” In the movie, the children would run outside in the rain and play games. Speaking of rain, the rain wasn’t pouring as hard as I thought it would be. And lastly, the movie didn’t even incorporate the jungle! The jungle is one of the most interesting setting of the short story. There was only a green valley with lots of flowers and tall green