The Pedestrian
by Ray Bradbury
Synopsis
In a chilling future where authority is faceless and entirely automated, one man has talked another into venturing from his TV walled room to the street at night -- against the law.
They are caught.
A police car beams radar at them and tells them what to do.
The police wagon they enter is empty, and the man wonders if his destination will be empty, too -- if those who concocted these fantastic things are now dead and the machines are in control.
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The Pedestrian is a American play written by Ray Bradbury and published by Samuel French (1951).
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