Invention The children on Venus think Margot is strange

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Invention The children on Venus think Margot is strange Invention The children on Venus think Margot is strange. She won’t play with the other children, and they make fun of her for being different. What makes Margot so unhappy on Venus? Ray Bradbury reveals almost nothing about Margot’s past, so you’ll have to invent a history for her that explains why she acts the way she does. • List what you know about Margot. • Think about what might cause a young person to keep apart from a group. • Consider what Margot’s life on Earth might have been like. What do you think her life at home on Venus might be like? • Think about your experiences with loneliness or missing people or a place. • Finally, write a brief story about Margot’s past that helps to explain the character we meet in “All Summer in a Day.” If you like, write your story in the first person, as if you were Margot speaking directly to the reader.