207 Results with the "Science Fiction" genre
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IV ‑At the earths core
In Chapter IV of "At the Earth's Core," titled "Dian the Beautiful," the narrative unfolds as the narrator and his companions endure a grueling march under the custody of their captors. Revitalized by a meal provided by the guards, the journey takes them through a stunning transformation of landscape from the flat plains to rugged mountains adorned with virgin granite. Along the way, the narrator, a prisoner chained in a line, finds solace and curiosity in a forced companionship with Dian the Beautiful, a…-
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III ‑At the earths core
In the third chapter of "At the Earth's Core," the narrator, captured by an unknown creature, is taken on a journey through a dense, dismal wood until they reach a village constructed high in the tree branches. This village, bustling with life and strange, ape-like inhabitants, quickly becomes a scene of intense curiosity, as the narrator is examined and poked, becoming the center of attention. Despite the initial rough handling, there seems to be no malice behind their actions, only a childlike curiosity…-
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II ‑At the earths core
Upon regaining consciousness after their harrowing descent into the Earth's core, David Innes and his companion, Professor Perry, find themselves misplaced in an unknown, vivid world, far different from the icy exterior they anticipated. Initially fearing Perry's demise following their tumultuous landing, David is relieved to find him alive. Their exploration begins once they ascertain they are in a breathable atmosphere, contradicting their expectations of being beneath the Earth's surface. David’s…-
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I ‑At the earths core
David Innes, recalling events leading to a perilous journey to the Earth's core, begins by revealing his inheritance of his father's mining business and his eventual partnership with Perry, an inventor passionate about paleontology and a groundbreaking project—a mechanical prospector designed to burrow through the earth. Intrigued and convinced of its potential, David funds the construction of this "iron mole," aiming to test its capabilities in a secretive trial that unfortunately ends with Perry…-
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Gulliver of Mars
Gulliver of Mars by Edwin L. Arnold is a science fiction novel that follows the adventures of a man named Gulliver who, after a mysterious journey, finds himself stranded on Mars, where he encounters strange alien life forms, advanced civilizations, and a series of thrilling challenges that test his courage and intellect. The novel combines elements of adventure, exploration, and social commentary, drawing inspiration from Jonathan Swift's *Gulliver's Travels* while offering a unique take on interplanetary exploration.-
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Dedication
Dedication opens with a heartfelt and deeply personal tribute from the author to their parents. Through a single, powerful line, the author conveys their profound gratitude and affection, acknowledging the immense role their parents have played in shaping the person they have become. This brief yet meaningful declaration serves as an emotional cornerstone, reflecting the love, care, and guidance the author received during their upbringing. The simple, direct nature of this message holds immense emotional…-
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Dedication
Dedication begins with a profound and personal message that immediately captures the reader's attention. The words, “For Jen. If you hadn’t ended civilization, none of this would have happened,” set a dramatic tone, hinting at a major turning point in the narrative. From the outset, it’s clear that Jen's actions are pivotal to the events that have shaped the world the protagonist inhabits. This simple but powerful statement suggests that Jen’s decisions were responsible for a catastrophic event…-
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CHAPTER XIV THUVIA
The chapter opens with Thuvia of Ptarth resigned to her fate in the east tower of Astok's palace, having found no escape. She muses over Astok's cowardice compared to the bravery of Carthoris, the Heliumite she truly admires. Outside her cell, Astok and Vas Kor argue about the assassination plan, showcasing Astok's lack of courage and the tension between them. As Vas Kor moves to kill Thuvia, Carthoris dramatically intervenes, announcing himself in the name of Helium. A fierce battle ensues, revealing… -
Thuvia of Ptarth, imprisoned by Astok, Prince of Dusar, is resigned to her fate, believing escape impossible. Her thoughts wander to Carthoris of Helium, contrasting him with Astok's cowardice. Meanwhile, outside her door, Astok and Vas Kor debate her assassination, highlighting their cowardice and treachery. They confront Thuvia, but are interrupted by a Heliumite, who battles them, enabling Thuvia to escape by locking them inside the room. Astok's attempt to trap them fails, and they flee Dusar, leading…
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