When I began reading this
Scientific- romance novel, written by H.G Wells I realized I was not reading
something new, in fact I've seen, heard and read, a lot of stories like this; the journey, the
two dissimilar friends, the spaceship, the aliens in the moon, etc..
The story
is the next; an entrepreneur called Mr. Bedford was in a small town writing a
play, he had no money so this was his only chance to make a fortune, one day he
met the scientist Mr. Carvor a very eccentric guy and they became friends.
After a while they started to work together, and Mr Cavor discovered a new substance
called Cavorite which could repel gravity, so they constructed a spaceship with
this substance. Obviously they travelled to the moon where they discovered an
Alien species, and more than a few other secrets. The story is narrated by Mr. Bedford so it’s a
book written in first person.
But as I
kept reading I notice that there was something different about this book, first
of all H.G Wells knew that he wasn’t
writing something new, (In fact Jules Verne wrote the story first, among
several other writers), he knew this wasn’t original, so this is a satirical
book, full of symbolisms and hidden
messages…
“-I´ve done
it”
“- You
have. What on earth caused that explosion? “
(page 22)
This quote
is when Mr Cavor discovered the Cavorite, this was the substance that permit
both characters to reach the moon, in my way of thinking this a cheap way to
explain how they achieve getting to the moon, because they described this
material as something that repels gravity, of course when this was written this
was another time, and as H.G Wells used to say he doesn’t let that science stop
his imagination.
Vocabulary;
Tattered: Something that is in bad condition.
I tattered
my clotting when I was playing rugby.
Garment: An
article of clothing.
That garment is an awful looking clothing
Fluttered: To move yourself or something else rapidly,
vibrating.
My cell
phone fluttered in the middle of the class when my mom called.
I get a
lump when I hit myself.
Pitiful: Someone that is pathetic.
When I saw
that horrible person in the street I thought he was pitiful.





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