How has structure in the short story "The Fun They Had" been used to show what appeals to Margie (the main character) about the schools from a century ago.
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The narrator communicates very clearly that "Margie hate[s] school." The reasons for this hatred have less to do with the education itself than with the mechanization of learning that is the standard in 2155. For example, the narrator notes that Margie doesn't think the lessons themselves are "so bad," but rather that she hates the mechanical teacher's slot where she uses a punch code to enter her homework and tests. When Margie learns about an era when education existed without this rote use of technology, she is excited. Most importantly, she envisions the education of centuries past as being a home for a community of students—kids all her age, playing together—unlike the lone room where Margie undertakes her education all by herself.
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