In the story, The Pedestrian Bradbury felt so much emotions through out this outrageous experience and his afternoon walk. He felt flustered and agitated when he was simply strolling the streets and then suddenly being stopped by a police officer. He was just enjoying the crisp breeze, the cars cruising by, and the city lights beaming down, which the police officer seems to be taking that as a crime. Bradbury has this real life experience and had so many feelings about the situation that instead of keeping this to himself he went home and portrayed this and wrote it into an actual story. Ray Bradbury sets the story in a futuristic setting in the year of 2053. His tone in the story is somewhat lonely. He gives us the image of him walking by himself so clearly and precise to the point that we feel we are walking behind him and just present in that very moment. Bradbury's tone in the beginning of the story is so calm and detailed that it drags us i
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