Talk:There Will Come Soft Rains (short story)

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listine people im a 14 year old 8th grader at greeneville middle school the town is much but we call it home.we are studeing Ray Bradbury in our Language Arts and even though i think he is absurd sometimes i like his stories and he is a wonderful writer.can you believe that he writes a syorie every morning my personal faverote stort is the fog horn when the monster goes on a long and difficult journey to get where he is loved.to find out that he was not,

      -Kenenth Armstrong
           G.M.S

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Where did this August 4th, 2026 come from? from a book i have (traslated to spanish), the date cited in the story is April 18, 1985, not the other one. Way too gross a mistake to be a typo by the translator. Could anybody clarify this? I'm tempted to modify this wiki entry right away but it'd be good if the original writer of the entry first offers his/her take on this before I do so.

And I feel a "Warning: spoilers.." notice is in order.

Later editions have this story dated on 2026, maybe?


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