Outsiders in The Flying Machine, The Pedestrian, and I See You Never :: Ray Bradbury, The Pedestrian

Outsiders in The Flying Machine, The Pedestrian, and I visualise You NeverThe Flying Machine, in this the ousider is the Inventor. He is classedas an forbiddensider because he is seen to be a threat.( egressisde judgebehaviour).The Pedestrian, in this the outsider is Mr Leonard Mead he is classedas an outsider because he walks the pathway on a night, which is seento be outside the norm of society.I See You Never, in this the outside is Mr Ramirez he is an outsiderbecause he is an immigrant and his visa ran out long ago. (Outside theLaw).The theme of these stories seems to be the society against theindividual and these individuals as lonely people especially MrLeonard Mead in the Pedestrian as he is seen in the layer as walkingaround at night public lecture to houses and things.Do I sympathise with the outsiders?I do sympathise with devil of the outsiders and these are Mr LeonardMead and The Inventor. I sympathise with these because they sincerely removent done anything seri ously wrong. I think that the Inventorshouldnt have been executed for something so little. He was reallyjust following his dreams of inventing. And I sympathise with MrLeonard Mead because he seems to be a social but lonely man enjoying awalk out in the evening. I cant see how this can be a undercoat for himto be arrested. It seems that in the Pedestrian if you all didnt actthe same and have the same things you were an outsider anyway.Personally, I dont sympathise with Mr Ramirez because he is illegallyin the country and his visa ran out so really he is an outsider inthis country.Mr Ramirez broke the law. He overstayed his time limit and in additionk up unceasing living. We are told He single had a permanent visa.There are too many immigrants that are allowed in this we dont needany more that arent.He only had a temporary visaAll these Outsiders have a lot in common as they are all victims andare being punish for doing nonhing in the stories this is clear thatthey havent done an ything serious.What do the stories have in common?The stories have a lot in common as they all are based around peoplethat are not the same as everyone else. Each story has an outsider,someone who is different in the different societies. All the outsidersare punished in every story some for hardly anything and others for