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Explain the theme of Bradbury’s “The Smile” and whether the progression of the theme is reasonable.
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Explain the theme of Bradbury’s “The Smile” and whether the progression of the theme is reasonable.

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I might be wrong but

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In a world in which hatred and destruction have taken the place of beauty and peace, there is still hope that these evils can be overcome. "The Smile" characterizes this hope as being yet alive in the youth of the world.

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