In "All Summer in a Day," a group of schoolchildren on Venus eagerly await the rare sight of the sun, which only appears once every seven years. One girl named Margot remembers what the sun feels like and is eagerly counting down the days. However, her classmates, jealous of her experience, lock her in a closet, causing her to miss the one day of sunshine.
In "All Summer in a Day," a group of children on the planet Venus eagerly awaits a rare glimpse of the sun, which only appears for a brief period every seven years. The protagonist, Margot, is particularly excited as she vividly remembers what the sun looks like. However, her classmates become jealous of her and lock her in a closet, causing her to miss out on the precious moment when the sun finally emerges.
In the excerpt from "All Summer in a Day" by Ray Bradbury, a group of children on the planet Venus eagerly awaits the arrival of the rare event known as the sun. One girl named Margot, who has lived on Earth and experienced sunlight, is particularly excited. However, her classmates, envious of her past experience, lock her in a closet just before the sun appears, depriving her of witnessing the long-awaited event.
