• CHAPTER VII ‑Gulliver of  Mars Cover
      by LovelyMay In Chapter VII of "Gulliver of Mars," the protagonist finds himself increasingly entangled in the peculiar and whimsical ways of the Martians. Reflecting on his sudden and remarkable journey to Mars, he experiences a mix of awe and unease. The Martians, with their cheerful dispositions and unusual customs, make it difficult for him to dwell on his predicament. He befriends another Martian who introduces him to local customs, including their unique funeral practices, indicating Martians' indifference to…
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      by LovelyMay Chapter VIII of "Gulliver of Mars" unfolds with the protagonist, now fully enveloped in the alien landscape of Mars, waking from a night of wine-induced ambiguity. He reminisces about the feast from the prior evening, questioning the reality of the events, particularly the existence of the lovely Heru and the horrific ape-like creatures. Upon recognizing physical remnants of the previous night's escapades, his thoughts pivot sharply to Heru's safety, launching him into a frantic search. As the search…
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      by LovelyMay In Chapter IX of "Gulliver of Mars," the protagonist finds himself in a desolate and eerie region after landing on a shore surrounded by low islands, rank vegetation, and shallow pools, with a forest beyond. As night falls, he takes shelter under a tree, facing the lonely and chilling wilderness alone. The night is alive with strange and unsettling sounds, suggesting the presence of unseen creatures and haunting the protagonist with their cries. As he attempts to rest, the night brings more unsettling…
    • CHAPTER III ‑Gulliver of  Mars Cover
      by LovelyMay In Chapter III of "Gulliver of Mars," the protagonist is awakened by An, a Martian boy, who attributes Gulliver's disorientation to not drinking enough of the local wine. Eager to learn about Mars, Gulliver and An set off towards the city, journeying through a landscape filled with canals, gardens, and social Martians engaging in leisurely activities. An prefers learning through experience rather than talking, reflecting the Martian disdain for work. Their trip is marked by numerous stops, showcasing…
    • CHAPTER V ‑Gulliver of  Mars Cover
      by LovelyMay When the protagonist wakes up in the Martian wilderness, he and An continue their exploration, eventually witnessing a festival where the locals engage in various games and performances. The protagonist's daring demonstration of javelin-throwing and using his wits to bring down a seemingly invulnerable mystic earns him recognition. Later, he separates from An and experiences Martian hospitality and camaraderie, culminating in an invitation to witness Princess Heru's ceremonial reading of the year's…
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