Gathering Similarities and Dispersing Differences
The authors of “Zero Hour” and War of the World’s both write about entertaining invasions from their own perspectives. Both stories convey how characters deal with an alien invasion and how massive the destruction is in two different ways. When the characters see the importance of the events that were occurring, they soon realize the impact it would have on them.
In “Zero Hour” and War of the Worlds the authors portrays characters that deal with an alien invasion in different ways. In “Zero Hour” people see this when Minks parents are arguing, “Up this way...In the attic… No, Its outside... NO NO.. Hurry..there, there were safe now… Maybe we can sneak out...Maybe we can escape..” (257- 259
The authors of “Zero Hour” and War of the World’s both write about entertaining invasions from their own perspectives. Both stories convey how characters deal with an alien invasion and how massive the destruction is in two different ways. When the characters see the importance of the events that were occurring, they soon realize the impact it would have on them.
In “Zero Hour” and War of the Worlds the authors portrays characters that deal with an alien invasion in different ways. In “Zero Hour” people see this when Minks parents are arguing, “Up this way...In the attic… No, Its outside... NO NO.. Hurry..there, there were safe now… Maybe we can sneak out...Maybe we can escape..” (257- 259