In The Veldt, Ray Bradbury shows readers that the way a person is raised affects their view of the world and the choices that they make in it. The dramatic, ominous imagery in Bradbury’s writing draw the reader into the children’s disturbing African world. This veldtland is a main element in the theme and is what allows readers to come to the conclusion of what the main theme is.
One piece of evidence that this theme is the most prominent is revealed when readers learn that the parents have let the house take care of their children instead of doing it themselves. In doing this, the Hadley family is separated because the children grow attached to the house and not their parents because it is the house that has loved, cared about, and provided
One piece of evidence that this theme is the most prominent is revealed when readers learn that the parents have let the house take care of their children instead of doing it themselves. In doing this, the Hadley family is separated because the children grow attached to the house and not their parents because it is the house that has loved, cared about, and provided