Bradbury creates a picture of a futuristic world which is filled with technology, violence and mind-control, to introduce the reader to the story's unusual setting.
Explanation:
- For every writer, setting has its own meaning. For some writers setting is not much important.
- For other, it is of great meaning.
- Bradbury considers setting a character in its own. So lays lots of importance while creating it.
- Setting has a important place in a story as it helps reader visualize and experience the story. It includes time and place where a particular event took place and also describes the background environment.
- In Bradbury setting, he does not specify the exact time but yes he creates a view that the incident will take place some time in future.
