Lillian Wright spent almost all of her time watching her “new and fascinating” neighbors. She would relay all of her finds to her bored and uninterested husband who, in the case of the story, just wanted to watch a baseball game. Lillian knew there was something strange and weird about the Sakkaro family, but she would never have known that they were aliens that melt when touched by rain. Rain, Rain, Go Away is a short science fiction adventure penned by Isaac Asimov. He used characterization, setting, and a ton of foreshadowing to show that strange things are going on with the Sakkaro family.
First of all, he used Characterization to describe the differences between the Sakkaros and the Wrights. He described the Sakkaros as pleasant, dark,