The Use Of Craft In Ray Bradbury's All Summer In A Day

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In the short story All Summer in a Day, Ray Bradbury uses multiple different authors craft. Ray Bradbury uses author's craft to bring the story to life. And also he wasn't to have a readers attention the entire time. Ray Bradbury uses emotion and feeling through out the story. He uses this type of author's craft to show how the characters feel about a certain subject. Or how they feel when something happens. Some believe it was a good idea to add in this type of craft because they don't get bored. Which is a very good reason to have author’s craft in a story. Also, throughout the story he uses figurative speech to add content to make the surroundings seem important. For example Ray Bradbury uses similes. Like when Margot talks about the
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