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The quote "No wonder there is hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky," was said when George and David were looking through the nursery after the wife of George and George were in the nursery with some lions. The parents did not like this and restricted the use of the nursery. The kids disliked this and decided to kill the parents. The parents later realized that the screams they heard earlier where their own.

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The quote, "No wonder there is hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky", was said when George and David were in the nursery and found lions. The parents decided that the children shouldn't be near the nursery. The children got upset and decided to kill their parents.

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The quote, " No wonder there is hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky," was introduced when David and George were inspecting the nursery after George and his wife were in the nursery and found an African scene with deadly lions. The parents did not approve of this scene and thought that their children needed time away from the nursery. After deciding to shut down the nursery, the children were upset with their parents and decided to come up with a plan to kill their parents. This is were foreshadowing comes in. Awhile back the parents had heard screams coming from the nursery to soon realize it was there own screams later in the story.

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Before the quote, the events were Mr. Mclean points out that George and Lydia were  not disciplining the children harsh enough; Mr. Mclean notes  that there is a lot of hatred around them, so they replaced them with the machines. They want to turn the nursery off. Through this quote, the author is trying to show that this is a quite problematic situation that the Hadley parents are within. This makes it clear that George and Lydia need to address this problem before it continues or gets worse.
Overall, this story and quote revealed the children’s lack of love for their parents, the abuse of technology, and hatred everywhere. This could applied to the world so as the wars and rioting all around the globe.

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The quote, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky” was introduced by David McClean to show how the parents have let their children get to attached to the nursery, and if they try to take the nursery away from the children, they will lash out against them. Some of the foreshadowing shown was familiar screaming, which they later realize was their screaming, because the children were angry at their parents for trying to take away the nursery.

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The quote "No wonder there's hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky." was explained to the parents by David McClean about if they should close the nursery. The meaning of this quote was to explain how technology is abused.

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The quote "No wonder there's hatred here. You can fee it coming out of the sky." was explained by David McClean to explain to the parents about if they should close the nursery or not and if it will hurt the children's feelings.

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The quote “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.” was introduced by David McClean in response to the parents question about whether they should off the nursery or not, for it will hurt their children’s feelings.
In other words, this quote is showing the hatred that the children have toward their parents if they shut down the nursery.
The author is trying to make us see the consequences of spoiling kids and raising them wrong for parents love their kids and would hate for them to hate them.
This quote is important because it teaches you a lesson to love your children so that they won’t come to hate and despise you.

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The mother said the quote ,“No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky,”  because she is concerned with her children's well being, and It is said to the father. Both the mother and the father are arguing because the mother wants to turn the house off, but he doesn't want to because the children will get angry. The quote means that the mother is feeling left out and can’t have a true connection with the characters. Personification, because hatred can’t really come out of the sky. The quote means that technology takes up too much time and there is no room for the actual parents.The mother says, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky." The tone of the quote is anger. The author is trying to make the reader see that technology is bad, if there is too much of it.This story had a significant impact on my thinking about technology today and children depend on that more than their parents and family. The quote is important because the mother is saying how she feel about the situation about the house.

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"The Veldt" Quote Analysis (Gino & Micah)

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"The Veldt" Quote Analysis (Gino & Micah)

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"No wonder there's hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky" is where David McClean was discussing with the parents on how the children are hating the parents. This was meant to tell the parents that the house was replacing them so that they'll know when to turn the nursery off. The meaning of this quote was to show how too much technology is bad.

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The Hadleys didn't see that their kids don't like them. David McClean, the family's psychologist, says, "No wonder there's hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky." it means that the kids are way to spoiled. The kids didn't like how the parents were going to shut down the nursey

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The quote, No wonder there is hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky" means technology is taking over the world and having a negative impact. David Mclean, the psychologist, comes over to talk about it with the Hadleys children and there problem with the nursery. The children were very disappointed to hear that the parents were going to shut down the nursery so they decided to sneak in in the middle of the night.

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David Mclean, a psychologist, comes over to evaluate and assess the nursery that reflects the children's thoughts after the concerned parents of the children realize there is something wrong with the nursery.  David Mclean states, "No wonder there is hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky" (page 22). The psychologist means that the since the parents have given the children such free reign, the nursery has become their only comfort and has taken over the children. The consequence of this is that the children soon lose their empathy and emotion, leaving them to hate and disrespect their parents. This quote is important because it informs the parents that there needs to be some action taken against the nursery and the negativity it feeds the children.

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The Hadleys didn’t realize that the nursery was taking over the children’s lives until the psychologist said, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.”(page 22)
The psychologist explained how the children didn’t like their parents and so they relied on the nursery as a safe place where they can escape the kids.
The author is trying to make us see that the children hated their parents by using a serious tone and a harsh and serious mood.
This quote is important because if it didn’t exist, they wouldn’t have known about the children using the nursery to escape their parents.

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When the Hadleys don’t realize that their kids hate them, David McClean says, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky” (pg. 22)
In other words, McClean said that the children hated their parents so much, it felt like hatred was radiating from the sky.
The author is trying to make us see that the children despise their parents by using an impatient, almost exaggerated tone, a serious and harsh mood, and personification to further emphasize the hatred.
This quote is important because it helps the helps the Hadleys realize why the children keep showing Africa in the nursery.

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When the Hadleys didn’t realize that their kids hate them, David McClean says, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky” (page 22)
David explained that the two children didn’t like their parents, since everyone in the family lived by technology, so it was like the hatred was from the sky.
The author is trying to make us see that the children hate their parents by using a serious tone and a serious along with a bit of harshness mood.
The quote is important because it helps the Hadleys understand why the children keep showing Africa in the nursery, and a bit of personification to further emphasize the hatred.

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This is quoted from David Mclean who when speaks is explaining how George and Lydia Hadley This is quoted from David Mclean who when speaks is explaining how George and Lydia Hadley have let their children drift away into a world where they are no longer necessary. have let their children drift away into a world where they are no longer necessary.
“The hatred is everywhere”
This quote explains to the parents how severe their situation has become and it creates a suspense.
This quote is important because it sets the tone for the story. This can apply to the real world to show us that sometimes when we finally realize things it is too late. This story impacts my thinking about the power of the imagination.

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When David McClean sees the nursery, he says, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.”
In other words, The kids hatred is being expressed through the hot African sun.
The author is trying to make us feel the fright that David is feeling because of the Sun.  The tone is dark and scary and the literary device, personification, is being used that gives the human trait, hatred, to the sky.
The quote is important because it showed that the kids really did hate their parents.  This story made me realize that there are kids in the world that hate their parents.  This story had a significant impact on my view on technology.

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When they go out to examine the nursery, David McClean says" No wonder there's hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky. In other words He could feel the hate of the children from the nursery itself. I think the author tried to make us really aware of what the effect of not being loved by the parents. I think this quote is important because it stands out from the rest of the description of the kids. I draw from this is that being ignored can lead to crazy things.
Anto

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This quote, "No wonder there is hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky" shows what children would become with too much technology. Phones have become a part of society and children have been not listening to their parents. The part of the story had an impact on me seeing that tech is good when it is used to the benefit of others but bad when it is abused.

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“No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.”  The speaker is David McClean, the psychologist for the Hadley family.  David said this when he was inspecting the nursery to find out what was tearing the family apart.  In other words, this means that no one has to know their backstory to learn that they are not fond of each other.  The author is trying to make us see that the children are abusing technology and using their creative imagination which is leading them to do destructive things.  This story had a significant impact on my thinking about how we use technology.  This passage shows me how we need to use technology in a better way.

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The quote "No wonder there's hatred out there, you can feel it coming out of the sky" is used to tell George that his kids hate him and his wife for shutting the nursery down.  The kids hate their parents so much that they plan their parents deaths. The quote is important because you need to know about all the anger and hate in the world.

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The quote "No wonder there's hatred out there, you can feel it coming out of the sky" shows that the children do not like their parents and reveals David Mclean's suspicions about the nursery.

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In “The Veldt” by Ray Bradbury, David McClean gave advice to the parents on how they should improve the bond between them and their children by saying, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.” In other words, hatred is all around the world, but the choices you make will decide whether it comes towards or away from you. In addition, the author is trying to make us see that our actions are the reason why we have hatred in the world, however, we all make mistakes, and our choices can also fix them up.  The tone is very strict, the mood is very angry. There is no specific category literary devices that it fits in, but is only taken in a non-literal way. This quote had an impact on me because it taught me that in the real world, hatred and unappealing events are always going to happen, but we just have to deal with them. Real world connections include bullying, harsh criticism, discouragement, and more. The only way you can stop these kind of events is to make choices for yourself to stop it.

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When George and Lydia Hadley’s children, Peter and Wendy, are always spending most of their time in their “African Veldt”,  David McClean establishes the statement of “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky”. “In other words, Mr. McClean is saying that George and Lydia’s children hate them to the maximum limit. The author is trying to make us develop the meaning of how much Wendy and Peter hate their parents, and how much they don’t want them near them. The metaphor, “you can feel coming out of the sky,” makes you think of how excessively the children despise their parents. This quote shows the mood of discontentment toward the parents. This quote is important because it gives the meaning to why Wendy and Peter (spoiler alert) killed their parents, and why the children are acting how they are. The real-world applications that can be drawn from the meaning is that some parents, for the sake of their popularity in their family, do what your kids ask you to (not all the time, but for some things. The story had significant impact on my thinking about what my parents think of me and my siblings. 

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When George and Lydia Hadley’s children, Peter and Wendy, are always spending most of their time in their “African Veldt”,  David McClean establishes the statement of “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky”. “In other words, Mr. McClean is saying that George and Lydia’s children hate them to the maximum limit. The author is trying to make us develop the meaning of how much Wendy and Peter hate their parents, and how much they don’t want them near them. The metaphor, “you can feel coming out of the sky,” makes you think of how excessively the children despise their parents. This quote shows the mood of discontentment toward the parents. This quote is important because it gives the meaning to why Wendy and Peter (spoiler alert) killed their parents, and why the children are acting how they are. The real-world applications that can be drawn from the meaning is that some parents, for the sake of their popularity in their family, do what your kids ask you to (not all the time, but for some things. The story had significant impact on my thinking about what my parents think of me and my siblings. 

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- Travis Caplan

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When George Hadley calls the therapist to come and talk about the family’s problems with Wendy and Peter, David McClean, the therapist, says, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.”In other words, as George and David are in the nursery, shown as Africa, David explains to George how the kids have so much hatred towards their parents because they live in an unrealistic world. The author is trying to explain that the nursery was a fake world that Wendy and Peter were stuck in by creating the personification in the second sentence. The use of this emphasizes the mood and feeling of the story, explaining to the reader how uncomfortable and weird it is to be in the fake Africa.This quote and passage made me deeply think about the amount of hatred and negativity in this world, happening today. The constant wars, shootings, and public problems that take place are just hard to think about, and it all needs to end.

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When George Hadley calls the therapist to come and talk about the family’s problems with Wendy and Peter, David McClean, the therapist, says, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.”In other words, as George and David are in the nursery, shown as Africa, David explains to George how the kids have so much hatred towards their parents because they live in an unrealistic world. The author is trying to explain that the nursery was a fake world that Wendy and Peter were stuck in by creating the personification in the second sentence. The use of this emphasizes the mood and feeling of the story, explaining to the reader how uncomfortable and weird it is to be in the fake Africa.This quote and passage made me deeply think about the amount of hatred and negativity in this world, happening today. The constant wars, shootings, and public problems that take place are just hard to think about, and it all needs to end.

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Amber

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The quote “No wonder there’s hatred out there, you can feel it coming out of the sky” uses an idiom to show that there is hatred in the environment and can be used in unsafe areas. It is important because it shows David’s suspicions about the nursery.
Angelo

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Wendy and Peter's parents are starting to get worried about how the room shows about lions eating an unidentified carcass and there are also screams coming from inside. So they call over the psychologist David McClean who asks him if he's done anything to upset the children and this is when  George tells David about all the things he's prevented the kids from doing. David replies to this with "No wonder there's hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky. This basically means that the children made the room look like their hatred for their parents. The author is trying to make us see that the kids are very spoiled and get very angry when they don't get what they want, so they made the room so that their parents are being eaten by lions. This quote shows us that people today rely on technology for almost everything and their life and that people should not abuse technology.
Ethan

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George and Lydia (the parents) calls over their psychologist, David McClean because they realize what the nursery has become. David begins to tell the parents that they abused the use of the nursery. Halfway down the page, George then admits that he did not let the kids go to New York alone, assuming that his kids would be angered. The psychologist says, “No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.” In other words, it is obvious that the children dislike the parents. The author is trying to make us see that the way the nursery evolved clearly shows that they want their parents dead. This story had an influence on my thinking on new technology being created. This quote shows that relying on technology too much can sometimes have a terrible outcome.
Joyce

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When the parents get worried about how realistic Africa in the room seems, they call Mr. McClean to check it out. When George tells Mr. McClean about things he would not let the kids do, that is when Mr. McClean says,”No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.”In other words, the room looks the way it is because the children hate their parents.The author is trying to make us see that the children hate their parents so much, the room transformed itself to show the hate the children have.This story/passage had a significant impact on my thinking about how new and more advanced technology is being released. This quote shows that advanced technology can always be good. People would become dependent on it, and would not be able to do anything themselves, or would replace people with machines.

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When the parents get worried about how realistic Africa in the room seems, they call Mr. McClean to check it out. When George tells Mr. McClean about things he would not let the kids do, that is when Mr. McClean says,”No wonder there’s hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.”In other words, the room looks the way it is because the children hate their parents.The author is trying to make us see that the children hate their parents so much, the room transformed itself to show the hate the children have.This story/passage had a significant impact on my thinking about how new and more advanced technology is being released. This quote shows that advanced technology can always be good. People would become dependent on it, and would not be able to do anything themselves, or would replace people with machines.

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-G-lo Esguerra

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When George Hadley confesses that the children might be mad because he would not let them go to New York by themselves, David says’ “No wonder there is hatred here. You can feel it coming out of the sky.” In other words, it is clear that the children hate their parents. With this metaphor, the author is trying to make us see that the mood in the nursery is resentment toward the parents. This quote is important because it explains why the children are acting strange. This passage had a significant impact on my thinking about my parents and I realize that everything that they have done for me is to help me.
Haley