The short story All Summer In A Day by Ray Bradbury is about free will and enlightens the fact that you are free to choose, but, consequently, you are not free from the consequence(s), whether good or bad, of your choice. Throughout this story many examples are found when key events that shape the story are dependent on the character’s choice in the situation. Later the reader finds how that choice has affected the character and those surrounding them. They then have to live with that because you cannot alter the past. But when the reader gets back to the original decision, the character had the free will to choose.
There are multiple scenarios in which Ray Bradbury uses the characters free will to allow them to make choices. These actions
There are multiple scenarios in which Ray Bradbury uses the characters free will to allow them to make choices. These actions