Bradbury's description of the city where Mr. Mead lives important in understanding the text theme is discussed below in detail.
Explanation:
Bradbury's description of the city where Mr.Mead exists in the story "The Pedestrian" highlights the saddening and reclusive community that Mr.Mead exists in. Through the information, Bradbury endeavors to display the theme of the manuals which essentially speaks about how technology has occupied human minds and all outdoor exercises.
We can't have hero's without villains/monsters. So I AGREE. Because hero's are only hero's because of the fact of us having monsters. Who would they face? Nothing? Then they wouldn't be hero's. We need bad things /people to have HERO'S to save and help us otherwise if everything was perfect, we wouldn't need hero's.
