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The technology is slowly surpassing humanity. There are robots that are already designed and created to do simple tasks for human. For example, robots can currently make dinner, deliver packages, and analyze human's behavior. Soon, people would be depended on technology to do simple tasks for them, and that's when technology will surpass humanity.

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I believe the children do realize what they've done to their parents.  Although they've become so reliant on technology in their daily lives, they still are aware about the impact of their actions and had no remorse for what they did to their parents. At the end of the story when Wendy states, "a cup of tea?," I think it showcases how they purposeful intended to kill their parents in order to reassure themselves that they would be able to keep the nursery forever.

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I do believe at one point it is possible for technology to surpass humanity. As humans get lazier and rely on machines more there will be also be more technology created to be able to do more tasks. Currently technology is able to deliver food or self drive cars. At the Hilton hotel they have a robot concierge that's able to greet and escort people around and by building on that idea robots can start replacing human jobs.

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I think technology will surpass humanity once technology gains consciousness. When you look at it, technology is improving everyday. People have jobs to advance technology, but there are no jobs to improve people. We don't know when technology will surpass humanity, but we know it will happen. It's not an if, it's a when.

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I think technology will surpass humanity at some point. Technology can only surpass humanity if it becomes sentient, because sentience leads to greater levels of thinking. Once technology can think for itself, it can combine it's give intelligence and intelligence it develops for itself, which can easily surpass humanity. Additionally, some tasks we may have to do in the future may not be able to be done by a human, such as an incredibly accurate and precise surgery. Those might only be able to be performed by machinery, which easily surpasses us. It all depends on human evolution, our reliance on technology, and whether we choose to play it safe or advance at risk.

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I strongly believe that technology has the capacity to go beyond humanity, and that is clearly represented within "The Veldt". Bradbury clearly demonstrates Lydia's jealousy of the technology within their home, specifically the nursery. At the very beginning of the story, there is a moment where Lydia stops to watch the stove cook dinner on its own. Later, Lydia expresses how she feels the house has replaced her role as mother, wife, and nursemaid. In a sense, all the tasks that would normally be done by a mother for a child had been taken away from Lydia by the home. Dinner was cooked on its own, the nursery took care of and raised the children, appliances tied their shoes and even brought them to bed. Essentially, Lydia is left with nothing to do and no one to parent. All the things that make us human could one day be taken away by technology. I certainly think that would make technology at the level of, or even above, humanity.

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Parenting is very important because it is how it shapes children. In the short story, Wendy and Peter's parents spoiled them. George and Lydia wanted to give their children everything, but in the end only made them even more spoiled. They taught Wendy and George that the can have whatever they wanted without having to earn it. The parents had no control of their children. Because of that they were killed by their own children.

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Yes 100% it will and some advancements have already added to the evidence that this will indeed happen. For example, Tesla invented a car to drive by itself using the smarts of technology. This is already one of the many advancements that has been added to modern society so that humans can be more lazy.

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In the short story, both Wendy and Peter grew up spoiled with technology and little communication with their parents. They were reliant on the house and the nursery to assist them in everyday tasks and chores, this lead to them feeling as if their parents had very little control over them. The kids relied more on technology than their own parents. I feel that parents should have a moderate amount of control. Too much controlling can often lead to rebellious behaviors in a child and having too little can cause kids to have too much freedom and feel as if they could do anything with no restraints.

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The amount of control for the parents were very low and it seemed like the parents had no idea what they were doing. When the children got very angry about the nursery, the parents didn't seemed bothered and just left to get dressed and when the mother let them have fun for one minute, everything struck disaster. They weren't being as strict to their children and If they said no and stood their ground, things would have not happened like it did.

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I think that the children realized what they have done to their parents, but are too obsessed in their desire for technology to care. In addition, I feel they were just blinded with vengeance and their anger caused them to murder their parents, a bit like a spur of the moment. Thus, I believe that the children realized that they murdered their parents, but they are too engrossed with their technology to care about what they have done.

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I do think that they do realize what they've done. Throughout the story it is hinted that the kids have thought and played out the murder of their parents in the nursery. This might have been influenced by their mental illness that was mentioned by Mrs. Hadley in the story.

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Through this story, Bradbury makes it obvious to the reader that even when technology does it all for them, parents need to at least maintain control over the important things in life. This story shows us that communication is non-negotiable to have a child with good qualities, because the issue with this story is that the children never learn how to communicate their emotions to their biological parents, only to channel anger through the nursery. Due to this, I feel that if a parent wants to take a more hands-off approach to their children, they still need to communicate emotions to maintain a healthy relationship with their child, without being overbearing (or the children will rebel and want to leave).

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I believe technology will surpass humanity at one point in the future. As years pass, there will be more who will scholars who will develop brilliant devices for our society. From old school mailing to our current online texting, this shows how our world has changed dramatically. Technology is helping our world grow, everyday we see something that has to to do with technology.

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At some point, technology will surpass humanity. This is due to the constant progression in technology, meaning how it keeps improving without hold. People who study technology are constantly discussing on how to make certain parts of technology better. By doing this, within maybe the next 50 years, technology would soon override most normal activities.

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The main lesson in this story is to show how crucial the amount of parental control a parent exerts can be. George and Lydia at first exert little to no parental control, which results in little time being spent between parent and child. In fact, since the children spend so much of their "bonding" time with technology rather than their parents, technology becomes their new need in life. After so little control, George attempts to balance it all out with extreme parent control abruptly. It sounds like a logical good idea, but in reality, it further creates hate from the children. Varying parental control results in hate for the parents, as shown in this story.

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I think the children do realize what they have done. They let all their anger out here. I think this also happened in the heat of the moment. I believe the children have had issues beforehand with their parents, and may have been planning this for a while.

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In the story it is clear that George and Lydia didn't have a lot of control of their children. The kids grew up being spoiled and thinking they would just be handed things instead of earning it. Due to the parents not having a lot of control they allowed their kids to replace them with the technology they surrounded themselves in. A parent should have a reasonable amount of control. If a parent is overbearingly controlling it can cause conflict and the kids might want to rebel. On the other hand if a parent does not have any control of their kids it wouldn't teach them boundaries and allow them to think they can do whatever they want.

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The children were mad with their parents as the house they were raised in gave them more affection than their parents did (as said by the Psychiatrist). The parent's threaten to shut off the thing they believed gave them love, and thus they were influenced by technology to kill their parents.

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I think the children, (specifically Peter) are angry with their parents because the children have not received much guidance and affection from their parents. This caused them to turn to the technology they were given instead. The story mentions that they had machines for shoe-tying, and cooking meals, however these are things that people do as a family to bond. The technology influenced the kids by giving them the idea that they were better on their own because they could do whatever they wanted, which lead them to the resolution.

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Parental control is a very important aspect of life that shapes your children into becoming adults. In the veldt, the parents spoil there children to the point of when they say no, the children display hate and ideas of killing them. I believe that if the parents should have some consequences, but not so much that the child feels as though they are restricted to do anything.

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There was not nearly enough parental control in the story. The parents gave their children too much freedom and spoiled them. Even after saying that they are going to go technology free, George still lets Peter and Wendy go into the nursery once more. Their lack of parental control resulted in their demise. Too much parental control however can also lead to rebellious behaviors in children so it is important to keep a middle ground.

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I believe the children were aware of what they have done to their parents. Throughout the story the children have been isolated in the nursery and acting up on their parents. From early on, you can see their hatred towards their parents, therefore it seems they've already planned the ending.

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At the end of the story Wendy says “‘A cup of tea?’” Using the tea to distract from the fact that Wendy and her brother chose the robots instead of their own parents. Therefore I do believe that the children realize they have essentially just killed their parents because I think their commentary to Dr McClean would have been different. If they were still bitter from the parents decision they could have said something about how they don't care or said nothing at all.

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Bradbury chose the African veldt because of the many conflicts that happen there. Lions eating antelopes, elephants fighting, etc. This can be compared to the constant conflict between the Hadleys. The parents are like the prey, and the kids are like the lions. The parents know that the kids have the power to take over the house, and its only a matter of time.

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I believe that it is certain that at some point, perhaps in the near future, technology will surpass humanity in terms of our ability to comprehend and understand our world. While computers may never be able to be curious or experience certain emotions, or at least it would take a while for this to happen, they would perhaps be able to understand us and might label us as inferior. According to Moore's law, chips have double the transistors and half the cost every 18 months, and while this is starting to slow down, certain companies like IBM are moving to other technologies that will help them stay along this trend. If this trend does continue, it is certain that technology will surpass humanity.

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The children are so mad that their parents when they threaten to close down the room because they rely on the room more than their parents. The room brought them more joy and happiness than their actual mother and father.  And they where so angry because they where losing the only thing at loved them back. 

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The children are so mad that their parents when they threaten to close down the room because they rely on the room more than their parents. The room brought them more joy and happiness than their actual mother and father.  And they where so angry because they where losing the only thing at loved them back. 

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It was the lack of parental control that led the kids to become obsessed with technology, but it was the restraint that led to the kids insanity and obsession. If a kid receives too much freedom, they are given the opportunity to do things they potentially shouldn’t. Although if kids are restricted too much, it might encourage them to want to rebel even more.

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I think the children do realize that they left their parents to die. The parent's deaths are foreshadowed throughout the story, as their screams and personal objects, worn and bloody, are found in the veldt. Due to the nursery creating simulations in response to the children's thoughts, that means the children were planning on killing them beforehand. Additionally, they show no signs of remorse after their actions and they even provide a false story for the whereabouts of their parents when Mr. McClean asks where they are.

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I do believe that at some point technology will slowly surpass humanity in the future. Simple tasks that people often see and do in their everyday lives are slowly evolving into a technology reliant tasks. For instance, driving a car, currently self driving cars are a real item and will continue to grow allowing humans to be driven by a computerized car.

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I believe that Bradbury chose this setting specifically because of the metaphor it creates. He created this setting as this dangerous place with predatory animals as a metaphor for the danger of technology and I believe the lions specifically show this. Lions are a known creature of extreme danger and we know them as some of the ultimate predators. In this story the use of them killing the parents and being so prominent is essentially the physical manifestation of the danger of technology and just how predatory and dangerous it can be.

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I do not believe that the children fully understand what happened to their parents. Because technology has played such a prominent role in their lives, they equate tech to human. So, when George shuts down all the appliances, they feel the same anguish that one would feel if all their family and friends began dropping dead. This is also the reason that figurative language is used to describe the tech as "dead bodies" and the house as a "mechanical cemetery". The flip side of this situation is the exact thing that the children enact on their parents. In their eyes, the equivalent of turning off an appliance would be murdering their parents. However, they do not fully understand that while tech can be booted up again, humans cannot come back from the dead.

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In my personal opinion technology will not surpass humanity. The reason why is humanity will create better and better tech and us humans will keep up with the tech just like how we went from home to mobile phones, from flip phones to smart devices. We will keep up and thrive with what we make. If the tech will surpass us we can always just shut it off.

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I believe that parents should have a lot more control for toddlers as it will provide a foundation for how they will act and behave in the future. in the story, the parents did not have a lot of control and whenever the kids got really mad, they did not know what to do. The consequence of having too little control is that the kids will grow up to be spoiled and struggle in their everyday life.

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Yes, I believe technology will soon surpass humanity. Techology has always been a big part of our society and its basically used all over the world. In the world right now, theres machines such as factory "workers", our phones, laptops and even our necessities are create by machinery. Soon, we will grow more lazy and will want to get more techology tell help us even more for daily life, everyone will want to more dependent on it. So as the world keeps growing, the technology will also grow as well, and will supass the humans.

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The children were so angry with their parents because they became more depended on technology than their parents. As it mentioned, they have a machine to do every small thing for them and it slowly took over the parents role. They didn't get a chance to create an actual relationship with the parents, so shutting off technology was equivalent to shutting off the relationship with parents for them.

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Parental control has a significant part in the story. The parents have spoiled the two kids so much with all the technology and luxuries in the house. A parent should have a moderate amount of control over their parents. Too much control can cause conflict between parents, and too little can lead to kids doing bad things.

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The children are so angry with their parents as they didn't want all of their technology to be taken out. Technology allowed them to live life the easy way out and they didn't want that to be ruined. Technology influenced their minds as they made them dependent on so-called "robots" and prevented them from knowing basic skills in life.

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I believe the children became so angry and resentful at their parents when they threatened to take away the nursery because of how dependent they've become on technology. Because of their lack of parental authority in their family dynamic, technology and the nursery filled up that spot and developed a relationship with it that they don't want to lose. Exposing children to advanced technology at a young age can cause them to become easily addicted to it as it is always there for them.

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I believe the children do realize deep down what they are doing to their parents, but their emotions weighed the thought down. All of us have had arguments, and when our emotions of anger are present, we reject any logical cause and effect situation, and decide to hurt the other person to ease the anger instead of talking it over.

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At the ending, the children eliminated their parents as a form of letting out their anger. I believe Wendy and Peter thought it'd be a good idea, as they would be able to do what they want and stop conflict, however as time goes on, they will need to rely more and more on their parents, who are no longer there. In the moment I believe they understood what they did, and are well aware, but as time goes on, they will face more of the consequences due to their in-the-moment actions.

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I believe that technology will eventually surpass humanity. One example of how technology has already surpassed us is the calculator. The calculator can instantly solve math problems while we have to write down most of the steps on paper because we can't do super long equations mentally. As more and more technology is created and evolved, humanity will begin to fall behind this new technology. Technology will probably end up taking over the world at the rate we are going.

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I believe the setting of the story was the African veldt because of the type of area and lifestyle that place is. The veldt is a very open grassland that has lots of animals. Having the house be here kinda symbolizes them being far away from civilization and real life reality.

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In the story, both parents Lydia and George were very reliant on the technology they had inquired, which basically controlled the kids. When Wendy and Peter adapted to all this tech, the parents had no control over them. Normal parents help their children bathe and eat, but in this short story, the parents never do. With too little control, the children has a mindset that they can do whatever they want with no consequence.

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I believe that the children were so angry with the parents because of how reliant on technology they had become. We know from the story that the house had effectively become a prominent parental figure in their lives and the children had grown up surrounded by it. They never knew a world without tech so when it was threatened they did everything to keep it from being taken away. I think that technology influences young minds heavily especially because as we grow up with it and become especially reliant on them for most things it can be extremely difficult to live without them.

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I feel that parent control is very significant as in the story, the parents seem to spoil their children with luxuries. However, this cause Wendy and Peter to become dependent and have an obsession with these luxuries. I feel that parents should have a good amount of control, but not to much as to restrict their freedom. Having too much parental control can lead to overbearing strictness, pressure, and lack of freedom on their children. However, lack of control can lead their child to make careless choices and possibly have a snobbish personality.

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I believe that technology will surpass humanity. Through out the years, technology had become more advanced. Before we had technology people couldn't google something up to get an answer. Although, technology helped make things around us a lot easier, people started to depend on it more. Because people depend on it so much new technology will always come out even more advanced than before.

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I believe that a parent should have rules but only regaurding the safety and health of their child. parents should see their children as equals and treat them as such. they shoudn't need to hover over their kids because eventually, they will resent their parents. yes, kids should have boundaries but it's just as important to trust your kids.

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I believe technology will surpass humanity. For example, a man can program a computer to beat the best chess player in the world, however, he cannot be the chess player himself. This implies that technology doesn't need humanity after a certain point and will almost have a mind of its own.

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The house succeeds in eliminating the parents before the father shuts off the house. I think that when the room was shut off. It developed a hatred for the father and started to manipulate the children's minds with Africa. Whispering in their ears to bring friends. The room would use the children as ponds to lure the week and unexpected to their gruesome painful death by the room. And when the room had full control of its puppets, they lured their final committees to their death. the house manipulated the children, and i think that the children knew that if they send their parents into the room. they would get to play forever. but I don't think that they where aware that they had been murdered.

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The house succeeds in eliminating the parents before the father shuts off the house. I think that when the room was shut off. It developed a hatred for the father and started to manipulate the children's minds with Africa. Whispering in their ears to bring friends. The room would use the children as ponds to lure the week and unexpected to their gruesome painful death by the room. And when the room had full control of its puppets, they lured their final committees to their death. the house manipulated the children, and i think that the children knew that if they send their parents into the room. they would get to play forever. but I don't think that they where aware that they had been murdered.

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I think the children were always angry at their parents for having restrictions on the nursery, but as their anger grew their solution became more intense. I think they were prepared for the outcome and they prioritized the nursery over their parents.

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I think the kids do realize what they’ve done, but to some extent. Over time the kids began to view their parents as “predators” that wanted to take their happiness away, and lose the love they felt towards them. They know they killed two people but they don’t view those people as their parents anymore, instead they look to technology as a parental figure.

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I think Peter was so angry with their parents because they had essentially threatened to take everything they had ever known from them. Technology is all Peter and Wendy know because of the influence it has had on their lives since they had ever started living in the Happy Home. Going back to the allusion of the names Peter and Wendy, the Veldt was their Neverland where everything was possible and everything they wanted came true. When the parents wanted to take a place that brings so much happiness to them, of course Peter would be angry.

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I think that the children and Peter in specific are mad at his parents because he has basically gotten everything his way in life or I presume that. And then when something doesn't go his way he is a brat. Peter being this spoiled can change his opinion on who is actually in charge of him its like an addiction whether it be on video games or drugs he is being controlled by something else.

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With the ending in mind, I do not think the children realize what they have done. Thinking realistically, other people close to their family will most likely find out that George and Linda are no longer alive. Then, the children will most likely be moved to a home with less technology. Earlier in the story, George mentioned that the house was very expensive which means that most people may not have it. Once they have start interacting with other that have less than them, over time the children will feel remorse for what they have done.

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The reason why the children are so angry with their parents is because George and Lydia are trying to take away something they feel connected to. Both Peter and Wendy believes that technology is what takes care of them, since the only memorable moments they've spent with their parents is when George and Lydia reprimand them. So when George starts to turn off all the electronics, Peter and Wendy in turn sees George as a villain.

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The children did not realize what they did to the parents. This is due to the fact that the kids were so brainwashed with technology in their brains, they completely disregarded the importance of their parents. By doing so, they are unable to realize the heat in the situation because the parents are "useless" to them

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I think the children are angry towards their parents because of the technology that influenced them. the parents gave the children so much technology and they became dependent on that and they just took all of it away.

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As technology becomes more advanced, it will eventually surpass humanity. For example, you can build robots to manufacture cars and it would be easier to make cars. This robot can make people unemployed because a robot can make a car faster than a human can. Also, technology will be able to eventually do things such as brush teeth for someone automatically which will make people lazy in the future.

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In the story, Lydia and George barely had any control over their children, resulting in the children being used to getting what they want and think they deserve. Therefore, when the parents showed the slightest bit of control, like taking the rocket, the children got angry and threw fits because they did not receive what they wanted. I believe it is important for a parent to raise a child with a little bit of authority and strictness so that when an inconvenience for the children come around, the children will not get angry and annoyed because they are used to getting everything they want. However, too much control can lead to a child not knowing how to handle themselves in the outside world, as a big part of exploring and doing things outside of a parent-controled household is the learning experience involved.

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During the twist ending, while it is left open to interpretation, it seems as though the children indirectly murder (or from a less dark perspective, traumatize) their parents through the lions. I think the children are perfectly aware of what they've done, and this is supported by the story when Peter says (outside the nursery when the parents are locked in), "Don’t let them switch off the nursery and the house." This quote implies that they know very well what they are doing and because of their addiction to the nursery, they are willing to murder (or at least severely traumatize) their parents.

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The children are angry with their parents because the parents want to shutdown the nursery that the children hang out in most of the time. The children, seeing this new technology for the first time could not help but be drawn in by their curiosity and their minds begin becoming more and more corrupt as they used this technology. Eventually, the children kill their parents due to the corruption afflicted upon them by the new technology.

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The children were so frustrated with their parents because they threatened to take away the nursery. The nursery gave the children a opportunity to look into a life not surrounded by technology. The children depended on the technology of the house so they could experience a real, authentic form of life.

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While I do think that the children knew what they were doing, I do not think they can be blamed for their actions. From what we see from the bloody scarf and wallet along with the screams, the children seem to have fantasized about this previously which means in some sense they wanted this to happen. We also know that Mr. McClean believes that they suffer from neurotic problems and I believe that they were so corrupted an reliant on tech that while did not fully realize the consequences of their actions they did know on some level of what they had done. So essentially they knew, but they cannot be fully blamed.

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The children are angry with their parents as they were about to take away their technology in which they have been so attached to. Technology influences young minds to be more dependent on their devices. So when Wendy and Peter's technologies were taken away, they felt as if they just lost everything that they have depended on for so long.  In addition, I feel that technology can influence an obsession as in the story, Wendy and Peter are seen constantly using the nursery room and could not accept their technology to be taken away as they have been so engrossed in it for so long.

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The children are so angry with their parents because of the role the nursery plays in their lives. The parents have spoiled their kids to the extent where the nursery raised them better than they ever could. The parents, to them, aren't even in the picture anymore and when the parents threaten to take away the technology, it is as if they are taking away the children's parents as well.

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I think that Bradbury chose the setting of the African veldt and the lions because just like the technology the lions have advanced hunting skills. Also when you think of a top predator you are obviously going to think of lions or another big cat.

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The setting of the African Veldt symbolizes how even though technology has advanced, humans haven’t. It serves as a reminder of our animal-like origins. I think lions were chosen because they are well known to be feared and dangerous, standing at the top of the food chain and dominating over the other animals; similar to how technology is dominating over us.

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I think Bradbury chose the african veldt because the lions could symbolize the childrens anger towards their parents or just life in general but also how children tend to be pulled towards animals and africa could have more animals depending on their imaginations.

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I think children didn't realize what they've done to the parents because they didn't fully understand the meaning behind killing someone. They just saw it as an opportunity to stop the parents  from banning the nursery anymore.

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During majority of the story, it is clear that the parents had barely any authority over their children. In a time with such advanced technology, I feel like the parents should have some control over their children's actions and in order for them to grow up attaining admirable character traits. If parents have too little authority over their children, they can possibly grow up lacking any meaningful relationship with their parents and take advantage over their freedom. Additionally, if parents have too much parental control over their children they can develop a fear of their parents which can later on allow them to attain other traits like the ability to lie.

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There is this drastic difference between the way that Peter and Wendy were raised in comparison to George and Lydia. It is clear that the parents did not grow up being as reliant on technology as their children did, so it takes away their ability to deeply empathize with them. McClean even notes that the nursery (and all the other tech) has replaced the roles of their parents. Their whole lives, Peter and Wendy have only known things to be done for them by home appliances, and their imagination to only be fueled by a nursery. When you've grown up with such a paternal figure your whole life, only for it to suddenly be taken away from you, it is understandable for Peter to be so angry. Imagine if the roles were reversed, and Peter and Wendy decided to suddenly take George and Lydia's parents away. The same anger would result as both Peter/Wendy and George/Lydia hold these figures to a paternal standard. Technology has truly "surpassed humanity" in that it has taken a role in lives of a young mind that would conventionally be occupied by another human.

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Within the story, the parents had very little control over their children. And George always through that he had control over the house. but the house always was watching and following him, to make sure h would never threaten or turn of the house "Their approach sensitized a switch somewhere and the nursery light flicked on when they came within ten feet of it. Similarly, behind them, in the halls, lights went on and off as they left them behind, with a soft automaticity." The veldt, Bradbury, page 1

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Within the story, the parents had very little control over their children. And George always through that he had control over the house. but the house always was watching and following him, to make sure h would never threaten or turn of the house "Their approach sensitized a switch somewhere and the nursery light flicked on when they came within ten feet of it. Similarly, behind them, in the halls, lights went on and off as they left them behind, with a soft automaticity." The veldt, Bradbury, page 1

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I believe that the children are so angry with their parents because they don't really see George and Lydia as parents that they obey. Ever since the two children were little, they grew up with the technology and spent so much time in the nursery away from their real parents, the technology influences them a lot more than George and Lydia. That is why when the parents told them no, they responded as if strangers were scolding them.

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I don't think the children realized what they did to their parents. At the end of the story, Wendy asked Mr. McClean if he wanted a cup of tea after the lions had killed their parents. This shows that they didn't care that their parents were dead. They think that technology can do everything for them so they don't need their parents.

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The children, specifically Peter, are extremely furious with their parents because of their desire to take away their technology. The way the children were raised versus the parents, modeled how technology played such a big role in the children's everyday lives. Growing up surrounded by technology, kids often find themselves dependent and addicted to it finding it hard to live without it.

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The children are so angry with their parents because the technology in their house was a crucial part of the children's daily lives. The more they got used to the new technology, the more they became dependent upon it. As this process happened, their parents took no preventive measures against it. Their parents, especially George, decided abruptly ending contact with technology would abruptly end the need for it. However, their emotions that built up along with the kids spending less and less time with them guided them to believe this incorrect concept. The truth was the kids couldn't abruptly end their contact with technology after becoming so addicted, and this is ultimately why the kids were angry at their parents.

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I believe that the lions were chosen instead of other animals because they are prideful just like Peter was. In "The Veldt" Peter wants to protect the nursery from being shutdown by his parents. This action shows that Peter is a prideful person.

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The children are angry with the parents because the parents do not provide enough attention towards the kids as they should. By doing so, the children utilize technology as a way to keep themselves entertained, and this causes to influence the young minds that they can disregard the parents.

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Growing up, the children were constantly surrounded with technology and machines which allowed them to become addicted to it. They became angry when the parents threatened to take all the technology that they relied on so much. They grew up not learning how to be independent whereas the parents didn't grow up with machines constantly around them making it easier to adjust. The technology influenced the children because it became a replacement of their actual parents. It's understandable that the children would be upset because they had control over the machines and then suddenly got it taken away from them.

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The reason why the children are angry with their parents is because they have been taught from the day they were born to rely on the technology in there house. With the dimension to go anywhere they want for years, to be told to not go to a certain place would infuriate the children. Those with young minds tend to adapt to the stuff they learn early and with technology, peter was so attached to it he was able to manipulate the parents and ultimately kill them.

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Throughout the story, Bradbury mentioned how he believes the children hold some sort of power/dominance over their parents, and how they do what they like. Lions genuinely represent dominance and power, therefore the two lions mentioned throughout the story, could be representing Wendy and Peter in their life. The lion's violence was also a representation of the anger the children held above their parents.

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I believe the children was very influenced by the technology they were given. They got sucked into the toxic enviroment and kept using it as an advantage. They most definitely spoiled and If they just didn't have the nursery, they wouldn't be like themselves as shown in the story. They were angry at their parents particulary because when George decided that he wanted to shut down the nursery forever, it angered them, since they were so sucked in and addicted to the nursery.

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A veldt is an open space of grassland, where the only things living are animals. The fact that the story takes place there portrays how isolated they are from everyone else and have no other source or people to influence their beliefs. This leads to how their idea of overusing technology goes one way and how to them, technology is a great idea but to others it may not. The lions on the other hand represent the children and the aggressiveness and violence the children withhold.

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The children are angry with their parents because they took away something that the children have been using for a long time. They grew comfortable with the nursery and would spend most of their days in it. Additionally, technology at younger ages makes children become addicted to it. This is due to the fact that you can do so many things with technology that can satisfy someones entertainment and they would want more and more, making them addicted.

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The children are so angry with their parents because the parents cut off the technology in the house. This meant so much to the kids as they had become super reliant on the technology and luxuries of the house, they literally can't live without it. They were so obsessed and attached to the point where they killed their own parents just to be able to keep it. Technology has made tasks easier for us to do, so it is able to influence young minds very easily.

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Technology will eventually surpass humanity. Human will soon become obsessed with the idea of creating bigger and better technology that eventually it will be the reason it surpasses us. Humans will want to create machinery so human like that it can take over.

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I think Bradbury chose the setting of the African veldt and animals such as lions because big predatory animals like lions are a dominant animal in their habitat and I think it not only adds a sense of fear for the kids, but fear for the parents too. The author could have chosen an animal that just the kids were scared of like a bird but that doesn't concern the parents as much as lions, tigers, and bear would. The setting has a huge importance on the story and adds a sense of fear in the parents that is important for the plot of the story.

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I do not think the children realized what they did to their parents. I feel like the nursery manipulated the kids into killing their parents, because the parents understood what the nursery was doing. The nursery was able to influence the kid's minds, but not the parents. I compared the nursery to a puppet master and the Hadley's as puppets, because the nursery was controlling the conflicts in the house.

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The children were angry with their parents because they threatened to take away the technology they relied and grew on so much. For example, the first time Peter and George discuss turning off the house, Peter finds it awful to tie shoes, bathe, brush his teeth, and comb his hair all by himself. Technology influences the young by making them very reliant and attached to it, rather than their parents who should be doing it instead.

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I believe that the Veldt was chosen to represent the Technology Vs. Human aspect of the short story. This is because the story takes place in a futuristic setting of the Hadley's "Smart" home. The Veldt, although created in the nursery, is pre-modern (as described to be an normal African Veldt). The predatory animals may have been added as they were symbolic of how life was before technology was introduced. So when the parent's died at the grips of the lions, it may have been symbolic of how "humanity" can die at the hands of technology.

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The children were very frustrated with their parents because they did not want to turn off the technology in the house. I believe this ties with today's society and how kids are so attached to their technology. I feel like everyone is on their phone or computer whenever they have the chance, even during family dinners.

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I think that parents should have a good amount of control over children similar to the ages of Peter and Wendy. As we can see in the story, the "consequence" I interpreted from the ending was that the kids resented their parents and then started to feel like they didn't need them. They liked the independence and realized that they could do whatever they wanted on their own. Connecting that with today's society,  many kids grow up with technology and if parents do not give them enough guidance, they can develop moral issues as seen in The Veldt.