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Braling says dejectedly that he can’t push his luck. Marionettes, inc. is a short story by american writer ray bradbury, originally published in startling stories (march 1949) and later reprinted in his. “marionettes, inc.” also bears thematic similarity to many of bradbury’s own short stories, like “the other foot,” which details the martians’ plan to. As marionettes, humanoid robots are. | themes the story ‘marionettes, inc.’ discusses the effects of modern technology. Both wish to escape their wives for a short while, braling because his wife hates him, and smith because his wife smothers him with too. The narrative of “marionettes, inc.” is recounted from a third person limited omniscient perspective, offering readers. “marionettes, inc.” “marionettes, inc.” is a short story, first published in ray bradbury’s 1949 short story collection startling stories. 'marionettes, inc.' expertly combines the eerie notion of dolls coming to life with the intrusion of technology into human affairs. Smith asks how braling got out of the house in the first place, claiming that he must have “put sleeping powder in [his] wife’s coffee.” braling says “that would be unethical.” he says smith will understand shortly how braling managed to get out of the house.

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