The setting in 'The Pedestrian' by Ray Bradbury conveys isolation and a dystopian world through empty streets and the protagonist's internal struggle.
The setting in "The Pedestrian" by Ray Bradbury significantly impacts the meaning of the story. The excerpt describes a world of A.D. 2053 where the protagonist is isolated and alone, surrounded by empty streets, which suggests that something terrible has happened to human society (Option B). The indecision about which way to go reflects the protagonist's internal struggle, indicating his emotional and psychological isolation in this dystopian future.
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