207 Results with the "Science Fiction" genre
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In Chapter XIII of "Thuvia, Maid of Mars," titled "Turjun, the Panthan," Carthoris, son of John Carter, finds himself embroiled in the intricacies of interplanetary politics and warfare. The chapter encapsulates Carthoris's inner turmoil upon discovering Helium is at war with Dusar, a realization that throws him into the ranks of his adversaries due to the whims of fate. His identity temporarily obscured, he adopts the guise of "Turjun," maneuvering through enemy ranks with the hope of turning his…-
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CHAPTER XIII ‑Gulliver of Mars
Upon leaving the icy regions and descending into the lowlands, the protagonist, now named Gulliver, finds himself amidst a rugged and less prosperous landscape. Here, vegetation is sparse, dominated by firs and pines reminiscent of Earth's ancient coal-forming forests. The inhabitants, in contrast to the previous lands of abundance, are sturdier and more straightforward, living in close-knit communities rather than sprawling cities. An early encounter with a native, initially hostile, highlights the…-
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In Chapter XIII of "The Planet Mars and Its Inhabitants", the focus shifts to music and its profound significance not only on Mars but as a universal expression of divine harmony. The narrative begins by explaining that every material manifestation, from the simplest element to the most complex organism, is fundamentally vibratory. This vibratory nature reflects the shift from a Divine Cause to a material Effect, embodying the universe as a material expression of God's harmony. It contrasts this harmonious…
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In Chapter XIII of "Thuvia, Maid of Mars," titled "Turjun, the Panthan," Carthoris of Helium discovers that his homeland, Helium, is at war with Dusar. He finds himself in an uncomfortable alliance with the enemy because of fate. Even as he grapples with his emotions and loyalty, Carthoris understands the strategic significance of his position among the Dusarians and anticipates exploiting it for Helium's advantage. Carthoris meets Vas Kor, a noble of Dusar, and through a series of interactions, including…
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CHAPTER XII THUVIA
In Chapter XII of "Thuvia, Maid of Mars," titled "To Save Dusar," the narrative unfolds around Thuvia’s harrowing experiences and the political maneuvers of Astok, Prince of Dusar. The chapter begins with Thuvia and Jav facing a deadly threat from Komal, the banth-god, in a moment of dire peril that sees Thuvia narrowly escaping death. This event underscores her courage and her ability to command even the most fearsome Barsoomian creatures. As she ventures to return to Ptarth, navigating through the… -
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CHAPTER XII ‑Gulliver of Mars
Chapter XII of "Gulliver of Mars" narrates the protagonist's harrowing yet intriguing experiences after being cast away on the Martian ice. The chapter opens with Gulliver setting up a fire for warmth, only to discover a frozen figure of an imposing, grey-clad man, speculated to be a king of an ancient Martian race, encased in the nearby ice. This mysterious figure, with a gold band adorned with runes, fascinates Gulliver with his regal yet inaccessible presence. The turning point occurs when the fire's…-
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In Chapter XII of "The Planet Mars and Its Inhabitants," education on Mars is portrayed as a holistic system that emphasizes spiritual development alongside vocational training and scientific learning. Education extends until the age of 16 Martian years, equivalent to 32 Earth years, given Mars's longer year duration. The curriculum originates from home education and transitions into specialized university instruction focusing on developing spiritual gifts alongside intellectual knowledge. This approach…
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In this intense chapter of "Thuvia, Maid of Mars," Thuvia of Ptarth faces dire peril and complex emotional challenges. The narrative unfolds with Thuvia and Jav confronted by the banth-god, Komal, resulting in Jav’s death. Thuvia barely manages to control Komal, guiding him away. Determined to reach Ptarth, despite the daunting distance and dangers, Thuvia is unaware that Carthoris of Helium, whom she cannot admit she loves, searches for her in vain due to divergent paths. Throughout her perilous…
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CHAPTER XI THUVIA
In Chapter XI of "Thuvia, Maid of Mars," titled "Green Men and White Apes," Carthoris, the son of John Carter, is severely injured in a skirmish but arduously makes his way to the city of Aaanthor seeking water. Tragically, upon regaining consciousness, he finds that Thuvia and his ally, Kar Komak, are missing. Alone and disoriented, he navigates the desolate and dangerous streets of Aaanthor, eventually finding himself besieged by both formidable Torquasian warriors and the terrifying white apes of… -
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CHAPTER XI ‑Thuvia, Maid of Mars
In Chapter XI of "Thuvia, Maid of Mars," Carthoris, the son of John Carter, finds himself embroiled in an intense series of challenges as he strives to rescue Thuvia from her captors. After a ferocious encounter leaves him unconscious, he awakens alone amongst the dead on an alien landscape, gravely weakened and with Thuvia and Kar Komak missing. Determinedly, he journeys toward Aaanthor, driven by a dire need for water and resolution to find Thuvia. His venture leads him into the remnants of a…-
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