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Thesis Statement: In the story, Bradbury symbolizes the conflict between humanity and nature through the climactic battle between the automated home and the fire, as he envisions how mankind will ultimately perish if it does not protect itself.

TS 1: Humanity in the story is represented symbolically by the things they have created to serve them.

TS 2: By the end, however, the fiery destruction of all human inventions shows that nature will overcome and prevail

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Thesis Statement: Bradbury's use of baptismal imagery as he chronicles  the total destruction of the home suggests that mankind is headed toward destruction that cannot be survived.

TS 1 -Early in the story, images of water hint that the baptism archetype will lead to purification and renewal of life.

TS 2 -By the end, however, the baptism becomes fiery, leading the automatons in the home to near-total destruction.

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Thesis: In the short story “There Will Come Soft Rains,” Ray Bradbury illustrates the idea that the personification of technology based on the achievements of humans can create a conflict between nature and mankind(the fire and the house)throughout the story.

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Thesis Statement: In “There Will Come Soft Rains”, Ray Bradbury uses the conflict between the house and fire as well as the personification of the house and vivid imagery to convey the theme that nature is everlasting compared to humanity and its technology.

TS 1: Ray Bradbury personifies the house and uses vivid imagery to convey the idea that nature will outlast humanities’ technology.

TS 2: Ray Bradbury personifies the house and uses vivid imagery to convey the idea that nature will outlast mankind.

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In the story, There Will Come Soft Rains, Bradbury exemplifies the conflict between mankind and nature through the anxious battle between the fire vs house.

The raging battle between the fire and the house shows a deeper understanding of the true relationship between mankind and nature.

Ultimately, the fire ends in the destruction of the house representing that mankind will inevitably come to an end.

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The short story "There Will Come Soft Rains" embodies the idea that as humanity continues to evolve and develop their technology, they defy nature over and over again. Humans were never meant to fly, or dive. Yet they have ignored nature’s rules on both fronts, and used their technology to defend themselves from the consequences. As humans build their own demise, nature awaits their fall.

TS 1: The fire devouring the house and the house’s struggle to contain it demonstrates the conflict between humanity and nature.

TS 2: Humanity eventually loses the battle against nature and falls with the house.

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Ray Bradbury uses the baptism archetype in his story “there will come soft rain” to deliver the theme that as humanity decays and withers the earth will return to the way it was before.
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Water is a crucial element of a baptism it symbolizes renewal and cleansing and Bradbury uses this element in his story to reinforce the theme.

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While water is an important element to the baptism archetype fire is also an element that is used to cleanse but shows more passion as the earth takes back where it started

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Thesis: In the short story, “There Will Come Soft rains” the author, Ray Bradbury, presents the idea of human vs. nature. Conflict is shown by the baptist archetype, and climatic finally; to show how nature will purify/rid itself of humanity.

TS:In the story, “there will come soft rains” the author uses personification to drive the idea of nature vs humanity, by creating a symbolic representation of humanity through their technological developments/servants; the only part of humanity still alive.

TS 2:In the story “there will come soft rains” the author uses a baptist archetype to show how humanity, represented by their technology, is something that will ultimately be purified from the earth by nature.

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Through Ray Bradbury’s use of personification and man versus nature archetype in his short story There Will Come Soft Rains, he demonstrates the idea of that humans only live for themselves, and technology to serve; yet nature will still live on, if humans were to disappear, without need to rely on neither humans nor technology.

Ray Bradbury describes the house still working, even without really serving anyone, and states how the house has been through the use of personification

Nature stepping in and overpowering the house that has been standing for too long. Man made stuff expire, but nature continues

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In the short story “There Will Come Soft Rains” Ray Bradbury’s use of baptismal imagery through the destruction of the fully automated house proposes the idea that humans will eventually lead to their own downfall.

ts1: At the beginning of the story, the authors use of multiple water imageries foreshadow that the baptism archetype will lead to rebirth and re-awakening.

ts2: Towards the end of the story, Bradbury’s use of imagery demonstrate a fiery baptism, which results in the automatons and the house being left in ruin to the fire.

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Bradbury’s uses of conflict between mankind and nature as displayed in the revelations within the house erupted an environment in which mankind has burdened nature.

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Thesis: Ray Bradbury presents the idea that nature, and mankind’s over reliance can will lead to their downfall, through characterization of the house and the conditions of death they face.
Topic Sentence 1) The story uses the characterization of the house to show how humans rely too much on technology.
Topic Sentence 2) Bradbury also shows how the downfall of characters represent why over reliance can be deadly.

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Bradbury uses symbolism of battles of man versus nature through technology and natural forces to illustrate the theme of humanities submission to time and death.

TS 1:Early in the story, Bradbury uses the technology to show how mankind tried to control every minute of the day, and the absence of humans to illustrate how meaningless it all was.

TS 2:Later in the story, the technology is slain by the fire, and the perfect machinery is helpless against the force of nature.

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In the short story, “There Will Come Soft Rains”, Ray Bradbury presents the idea that without humanity, technology doesn't have a purpose, and might as well burn up in flames.

TS 1: The house continued its routine even without people in the house, but it was virtually pointless.

TS 2: The fire is represented as the cleansing of technology form this world, since it has been left purposeless.

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Thesis: In Ray Bradbury’s short story There Will Come Soft Rains, the use of the theme technology versus nature is showcased through the archetype of baptism, and the personification of technology to represent humankind.                                                          TS 1: Bradbury uses the archetype of baptism, through both fire and water, to support the theme of technology and nature--usually technology baptizing (changing) nature, but sometimes nature being the baptizer.                                           TS 2: In order to create a parallelism with nature to make their clashing more obvious, Bradbury using personification in his descriptions of technology. 

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Thesis: In Ray Bradbury’s short story There Will Come Soft Rains, the use of the theme technology versus nature is showcased through the archetype of baptism, and the personification of technology to represent humankind.                                                          TS 1: Bradbury uses the archetype of baptism, through both fire and water, to support the theme of technology and nature--usually technology baptizing (changing) nature, but sometimes nature being the baptizer.                                           TS 2: In order to create a parallelism with nature to make their clashing more obvious, Bradbury using personification in his descriptions of technology. 

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Thesis: In the story, Bradbury utilizes personification and the archetype of baptism to convey the topic of destruction. He introduces the idea that humanity is headed toward its downfall, and technology will ultimately prevail in the end.

TS1: As the story begins to develop, Bradbury creates human characteristics of technology to portray its replacement of humans, which contributes to the baptism archetype of the cleansing and destruction of mankind.

TS2: As the narrative comes to a close, the baptism archetype becomes evident through the symbolism of the fiery destruction of the home.

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In Ray Bradbury’s story, “There Will Come Soft Rains”, the conflict between mankind and nature showcases a theme of the continuation of time, even in the face of destruction.

TS1: Early in the story, the disaster that caused the death of humanity does not affect the return of nature as time goes on.

TS2: later in the story, the destruction of the house by fire showcases how time marches on even after the last piece of civilization is destroyed.

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Thesis: In “there will come soft rains,” Ray Bradbury portrays an automated house in a dead wasteland burning down in a natural fire as metaphor for nature fighting humans, showing that no matter how hard we try, humanity will be destroyed and ultimately outlasted by nature

TS 1: At first, the house is shown to be self sustaining personified as if it were human even though all humans are dead, representing how humanity and nature are fundamentally opposed

TS 2: After the tree falls through the house though, it’s completely annihilated by the fire and with it the last remnants of human civilization, highlighting how nature will live on after humans are gone

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Thesis: In the story, "There Will Come Soft Rains", Ray Bradbury symbolizes the conflict between humanity and nature by using the personification of the robotic house and the lack of value for humans and their creations, to suggest that without purpose, there is really no reason to exist.

TS1: Bradbury applies personification to the robotic house to exemplify its human-like characteristics and to show its reliance on mankind.

TS2: Furthermore, Bradbury reveals the uselessness of humans and their developments to prove that nothing would happen if humans went extinct.

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In,”There Will Come Soft Rains” the author Ray Bradbury displays symbolism as he describes the destruction that fire brings to the house through the sacrament of baptism.
TS 1: The ideas centralized around Rebirth are depicted throughout the story as humans and technology are displayed with godly aspects.

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In “There Will Come Soft Rains”, Ray Bradbury portrays the idea of Man’s compulsory self destruction and its insignificance to the surrounding world.

He executes this through use of extended metaphors and personification in relation to the protagonist, historically relevant allusions; as well as the baptism archetype, via the main character’s interaction with water/fire.

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Thesis:
Ray Douglas Bradbury's short story, "There Will Come Soft Rains", uses the baptism archetype to depict a house deteriorating. Symbolizing mankind's demise as a result of their conflicts.

TS 1:
The use of imagery between the house and the water in the beginning of the story signifies how humanity will soon go through a state of baptism.

TS 2:
The natural disasters that occur within the house near the end represent the birth of a new world following mankind's defeat in its wars.

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Thesis: Through his use of imagery, Ray Bradbury shows the conflict between mankind and nature and suggests that nature will always win against mankind or any creation made by mankind such as technology.

TS 1: Using imagery, Ray Bradbury explains how humans doomed themselves with the technology they created and therefore contributed to their own loss in the battle between man and nature.

TS 2: Even as technology advances, nature will always be the more destructive force.

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Thesis: In the short story, “There will come soft Rains”, Ray Bradbury uses the archetype of baptism to portray humanity and their creations as a plague on the world through the tales of destruction of robotic creations.

TS: The mice in the beginning of the story symbolize how humanities creations are a plague on the world through the archetype of baptism.

TS: By the end of the story, the baptism of the house has finished, the plague of humanity is gone, and the world is allowed to be created anew.

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In the short story “There Will Come Soft Rains” by Ray Bradbury, uses the archetype baptism suggesting a successful baptism  contributing to the theme that humanity will extinct themselves and where nature can finally heal.

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Thesis: Ray Bradbury uses the archetype of baptism to convey that technology will not be able to save humanity or itself from death and destruction in the short story, “There Will Come Soft Rains”.

TS 1: Throughout the story, Bradbury uses personification within the house's technology to represent humanity.

TS 2: At the end, the house catches on fire and becomes baptized, despite household machinery trying to put it out and save itself.