"Suddenly it was not a theory."
-The Third Expedition-
After
he lands on ordinary ‘American village’ and meets his parents and brother, Captain
John Black lays down to go to sleep. He suddenly starts to suspect that all his
family members and surrounding people might actually be Martians, who have lured the
crew of 16 men. Black then becomes very frightened, thinking all these village
people might reveal their real figures and kill 16 men from Earth. Suddenly it
was not a theory.
I
really liked this quote because of the strong tension it brought to the plot.
Captain Black was very suspicious about his brother who was laying right next
to him and other village people. I was in fact curious about whether these
people are actually Martians or just families and neighbors of Black. Especially, I just couldn't take my eyes off from the book when Black got off from the bed and
tried to go out of the room. His thought was not a theory. It was a truth. All
16 innocent men from Earth including the Captain were killed by cruel Martians
that night. It felt as if I was watching a well-made horror movie especially
when Black ran away and died in scream. Captain’s ominous presentiment was indeed more
than a theory; it was eventually proven true by his horrible death.
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