Question

From "All Summer In A Day" by Ray Douglas Bradbury
(w) Why do the children say that Margot is lying? What does it tell about thema​

Answer 1

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Explanation:

✏Margot, as she came from the earth still remembered the warmth of the sun and how it looked like.She used to say that the sun looked like a penny and like a fire in the stove, but the other children would not believe her and says she is lying. Because they are living in a planet where the sun comes out only for an hour,once in seven years.They were all nine years old,and if there had been a day,seven years ago,when the sun came out for an hour and showed it's face to the stunned world,they could not recall.

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Answer 2

As the children prepare for the sun to come out, Margot shows off her superior memory of the sun, telling the other children that the sun is “like a penny,” or “a fire…in the stove.” To the other children, this is a reminder that Margot's experiences have given her special knowledge of the sun, which they can only .