why is bradbury's description of the city where mr. mead lives important in understanding the texts theme?

highlights the depressing and reclusive society that Mr.Mead lives in.

Explanation:

Bradbury's description of the city where Mr.Mead lives in the story "The Pedestrian" highlights the depressing and reclusive society that Mr.Mead lives in. Through the description, Bradbury attempts to reflect the theme of the texts which primarily talks about how technology has consumed human minds and all outdoor activities.

The depressing and lonely description of the city reminds the readers how everyone in the city is stuck inside their homes glued to televisions and technological devices.

is that lennie, a man with a mental disability, is treated poorly due to his mental disability

heritage? culture? religion? gene? trait?