Everyone has an imaginary aspect to them. Most people are connected to their imagination more than others and think of ways where state of affairs would go another way instead of the way it did proceed. In the short story, The Velt, Ray Bradbury develops the idea that children have an extraordinary imagination, even more than adults. In other words, adults are too focused on reality that they do not see the idealistic perspective of the younger generation for their age. The children in this book took actions to get rid of they’re parents to pursuit they’re happiness for the fact being their parents did not let them play in their nursery which was their alternative world of their imagination.
