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People flee in desperation from "summary" of The War of The Worlds by Hg Wells

In terror, families packed their belongings and fled from the advancing Martian machines. The streets were chaos, filled with people desperately trying to escape the destruction. Mothers clutched their children tightly, fear etched on their faces as they ran towards safety. The sound of explosions and screams filled the air, driving the panic to new heights. The once bustling city was now a ghost town, with only the sound of destruction echoing through the empty streets. People left behind their homes, their possessions, their entire lives, in a bid to outrun the relentless advance of the alien invaders. The Martians showed no mercy, their heat rays cutting down anyone in their path without hesitation. Some tried to hide in basements or cellars, hoping to escape the wrath of the Martians. Others took to the roads, joining the throngs of people streaming away from the danger. The roads were clogged with vehicles, their occupants desperate to flee the carnage unfolding around them. The air was thick with smoke and dust, obscuring the sun and casting a pall over the land. As night fell, the exodus continued, the only light coming from the fires raging in the distance. The survivors trudged on, their faces set in grim determination, their only thought to put as much distance between themselves and the Martians as possible. The once familiar landscape was transformed into a nightmare, the world turned upside down by the arrival of an alien menace. And so the people fled, driven by fear and desperation, their lives upended by a force beyond their comprehension. The War of The Worlds had begun, and humanity was fighting for its very survival.
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    The War of The Worlds

    Hg Wells

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