Ray Bradbury Character Analysis

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In his younger days, Ray Bradbury stayed in his mother’s womb longer than expected; therefore, he developed his sight and hearing and remembers coming out. He believes by this happening he is a lot more intelligent than everyone else. (Weller 12). Bradbury grew up simple, his favorite activity was going outside and running freely in the woods then writing about his experiences.

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