Mead is brought into parallel with most tender and human holidays observed in the western world when rush of cold air makes his lungs blaze like a Christmas tree. Mead's shadow is described as the shadow of a hawk, relating him to a wild and free-spirited bird. Man is most human when surrounded by elements. Something as simple as taking a walk is what Mr. Since literature not only records the history of mankind but also evokes deep feelings among men, it brings this occupation close to the heart of humanity. Mead's house beams loud yellow illumination. In essence, embodiment of humanity is about. If, during his night walks, people are alert to his presence, lights. Mead is associated with warm, bright light, which is symbolic of the soul. Bradbury has elected to reflect the humanity of mankind in the character of Mr.
Through characterization and imagery, he shows that if mankind advances to point where society loses its humanity, then mankind may as well cease to exist. In Pedestrian, Ray Bradbury has chosen to make a statement on the effects of these improvements. However, as children give up reading and playing outdoors to plug into television set, one might wonder whether it is progress or regression. Mankind has made great leaps toward progress with inventions like television.
