![]() For instance, the kitchen, where the stove makes food without any human interference, the hall, where the lights go off automatically, etc. 1) loaded with a set of futuristic elements that were original at the time when the story was written but are nowadays repeated in any sci-fi novel. The first one is introduced by the “Happylife Home” (Bradbury, 1950, p. One of the most fascinating things about The Veldt is that it has not one, and not two, but three different settings. After George forbids the children from playing there, the room turns against the parents. As Lynda and Peter become increasingly obsessed with the African veldt created by the room, the parents grow concerned. ![]() Lurking in the children’s room and disguise as a smart interface for creating landscapes according to the inhabitants’ wishes, it slowly transforms into a killing machine supposedly manipulated by the children. ![]() The house called the Happylife Home, however, conceals a threat to people’s lives. ![]() A married couple (Linda and George) with their children (Peter and Lynda) move into a brand-new house with the latest technological advances installed in it. ![]()
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