The topic sentence of "War of the Worlds," by H.G. Wells, Chapter Four "The Cylinder Opens," would be this one:
- The unknown and creepy cylinder caused havoc in people who were in fear of the terrible and menacing creatures
- The creatures forced the people to run and get away from the place.
- Chapter four refers to the moment the aliens left the crater and people saw them for the first time.
- They were nothing like human beings.
- Quite the contrary, they were horrible, the size of a big animal and with tentacles.
- People were in fear and shocked.
- Orson Welles adapted the story "The War of the Worlds" of H. G. Wells to a radio show.
- It became the event that most changed the way radio was used to present news.
- It really created panic in people for the way it impacted the audience and their emotions.
We can conclude that chapter four and the whole transmission was so vivid and real that created fear and havoc in people, who in a frenzy way thought that Martians had really invaded planet Earth.
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