The story starts out in the heart of America
where everything was perfect. It was a land that flourished with trees, farms,
picturesque fields of orchards and wildflowers.
The author then says that even in the winter the birds still came to
feed on berries. The water was also cold and fresh out of the hills. Then one
day an “evil” came over the land. It got everything and everyone sick and they
died. There was stillness around the land. Nothing would grow nothing would
survive. No one did this to this great land …they did it to themselves.
This
story reminds me of the movie WALL-E. This movie is about a distant, but not so
unrealistic future. WALL-E’s earth used to thrive with people and nature. But
just like in the story A Fable for
Tomorrow the people ruined that. In Wall-e the earth is over-run with garbage and is extinct of plant and
animal life, the consequence of years of environmental degradation and
thoughtless consumerism. It gets so bad that the people have to leave. we need
to take care of our planet and appreciate nature because it might not even be
here in the future.
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