The War of the Worlds is a science fiction novel by H. G.
Wells. It originally appeared in serial form in magazines in
1997 and was later published as a book. I
kit tells the story of
England being invaded by Martians
from The War of the Worlds
by H. G. Wells
No one would have believed in the last years
of the nineteenth century that this world was
being watched keenly and closely by
intelligences greater than man's and yet as
mortal as his own; that as men busied
themselves about their various concerns they
were scrutinised and studied, perhaps almost
as narrowly as a man with a microscope
might scrutinise the transient creatures that
swarm and multiply in a drop of water.
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How does the author's description of Mars
impact the plot of the story?
It emphasizes the reasons that humans should
have anticipated that Martians would invade Earth.
It heightens the contrast between what the people
of Earth want and what the Martians want.
It shows that Earth and Mars are so similar that
Martians would feel at home on either planet.
It implies that Martians would not have left their
planet if they had not been forced to by humans.

In this text, the author tried to show the similarities between Earth and Mars. The reader can see that the manner in which the Marians studied the Earth was an indication of their interest in this planet.

So, their invasion of the Earth was because they found some things interesting about the Earth and they would have also lived on Earth comfortably.

A person who evaluates something with keen interest often does so because he or she desires certain aspects of the thing being watched. We can say the same for Marians who took their time to observe humans because they would have felt at home on this very planet.

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