A Sound of Thunder
Time travel is a fascinating concept that has been at the forefront of science fiction literature for generations. Ray Bradbury's "A Sound of Thunder" explores this concept, but it is not glorified or embellished. The story is about Eckels, a man who travels back to the age of dinosaurs to hunt Tyrannosaurus Rex, and is faced with the severe consequences of his actions. Bradbury’s theme of technological innovation demonstrates that not all scientific advancements are ethical, or beneficial for humankind.
The story begins with Eckels and two other hunters preparing to embark on a time traveling journey. The expedition team is elated to hear the news that their preferred presidential candidate just won the election. Eckels
Time travel is a fascinating concept that has been at the forefront of science fiction literature for generations. Ray Bradbury's "A Sound of Thunder" explores this concept, but it is not glorified or embellished. The story is about Eckels, a man who travels back to the age of dinosaurs to hunt Tyrannosaurus Rex, and is faced with the severe consequences of his actions. Bradbury’s theme of technological innovation demonstrates that not all scientific advancements are ethical, or beneficial for humankind.
The story begins with Eckels and two other hunters preparing to embark on a time traveling journey. The expedition team is elated to hear the news that their preferred presidential candidate just won the election. Eckels