The original short story “All Summer in a Day” was engaging. I felt part of the story because Ray Bradbury put me at that perspective. He also changed my mind about science fiction which I haven’t normally enjoyed. I felt as if I was trapped on the endlessly wet plant of Venus for years, until the sun rose again. The movie adaptation didn’t allow me the same vision of being on the planet. My favorite parts of the story were Margot, the students, and the ending of the short story. I enjoyed Margot for her personality and the ending because I could come up with it myself. I enjoyed how the students acted towards Margot because they were harsher and that made Margot seem more independent. Choosing between the movie adaptation and original short story was hard, but in conclusion, the short story was better.
The main character in the short story was Margot, who had a quiet personality which was unique and unusual. I appreciated the fact that Margot was a shy character rather than a perky, gleeful character. I like that because it made Margot more self-reliant. That made her a more enjoyable character. I also admired …show more content…
The things that I compared in this essay were Margot, the students, and the ending. Margot was a very enjoyable character. The students were all a group and I enjoyed that because it made Margot seem more of an independent character. I also enjoyed the ending because I could come up with the rest of it because it was a cliffhanger. To sum up this essay I want to say my favorite parts of the story. My very favorite part was being able to come up with the ending. I decided that Margot got revenge on the students because it would give the story more action. I also decided that Margot would get revenge but still let them see the sun because it may become a repetitive circle if they continued getting revenge on each