In the war of the worlds by H.G. Wells, what does the narrator do when the martian pulls a bystander into the crater
A) He throws the bystander a rope
B) He watches but does nothing
C) He tries to communicate with it
D) He jumps into the crater to help

Answer:

B) He watches but does nothing

Explanation:

'In the war of the worlds' is a war story by H.G. Wells. The narrator in the novel watches and does nothing when the martian pulls the bystander into the crater.

Martians are the main character of the story which are large and bullish creatures that are massive aliens or the extraterrestrial species from the planet, Mars. They wanted to establish their dominance on earth.

When the Martians approached and wanted to conquer earth they started terrorizing humans and used tripod machines to declare war o the human species. The narrator was scared of them and just watched what was happening around him.

Therefore, option B. the narrator just watched and did nothing.

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