hwaexecutive.blogg.se - The veldt sparknotes

Good for him and see " Genre" for a quick word on that habit.) (In other words, Bradbury just makes up stuff that sounds good. But it's amazing because it allows all sorts of virtual reality travel thanks to "odorophonics" (17) and "mental tape" (37). Maybe it's something like this contraption from Wallace and Gromit. It also does things automatically for them, like feeding and clothing them.

We hear about their "Happylife Home," which is expensive.

So they check out the nursery, which gives our narrator tons of time for description.

Since the kitchen of the future is making dinner for the family, the parents have some free time for a nice chat.

She tells husband George about her concerns.

Mother Lydia is worried about the nursery, which is her superpower in this story.