All of the Ray Bradbury stories that I read share common traits. To begin with, all of the stories have fear in them. “The Fog Horn” has this example when monster attacks McDunn and Johnny and they get scared for their lives. “In The Veldt,” the kids lock their parents in the room that comes alive and the parents are terrified right before they get attacked by the surprisingly real lions. In “A Sound Of Thunder,” Eckles gets frightened right when he sees the dinosaur that will attack them. Also, all of the stories have a common theme; every action comes with a consequence. In “The Fog Horn,” McDunn and Johnny switch off the foghorn, so the lonely sea monster attacks them. During “The Veldt,” George and Lydia give their needy kids everything