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    • Is the great Martian war a true story?

    The Great Martian War 1913-1917 is an alternate history documentary about the fictional war between Mars and Earth in 1913.

    What do the aliens in War of the Worlds look like?

    The Martians are described as octopus-like creatures: the “body” consisting of a disembodied head nearly 4 ft (1.22 m) across, having two eyes; a V-shaped, beak-like mouth; and two branches each of eight ‘almost whip-like’ tentacles, grouped around the mouth, referred to as the ‘hands’.

    Why do the aliens take babies in War of the Worlds?

    Why and where they took them, we don’t know. From what we’ve seen of those scuttling curs so far, it won’t be anything good. They’ll be using the babies to stuff up draughty holes in their spaceships, or extracting the babies’ natural juices to lubricate their metallic knees.

    Why do the tripods make that noise?

    Much like the Predator, Tripods release a warning call before striking. Sound designer Michael Babcock created the terrifying horn-like blast emitted by Tripods by combining the sounds of a didgeridoo, an Aboriginal Australian wind instrument, and the djembe – a West African drum.

    Who is Emily’s real father in War of the Worlds?

    Season 1’s darkest plotline revealed that she was raped by his now deceased father, Guillaume Gouix’s Noah. “He should never have been born,” she says to Emily’s dad Jonathan (Downton Abbey’s Stephen Campbell Moore).

    Is Emily an alien?

    This War of the Worlds review contains spoilers. The alien Emily met in the closing moments of season one wasn’t just humanoid, it was human. And it wasn’t alone.

    What was the orange liquid in War of the Worlds?

    This is shown in the end when the hatch opens up, and you see a large amount of the orange fluid escape, followed by the alien’s arm. The orange color could be an indication of immunological compromise in the aliens or their vehicles, perhaps damage to the internal environment in which the aliens work.

    Why are Emily and Sasha connected?

    Sacha learns he’s the product of his uncle’s rape of his mother — Emily, incidentally, is also not her father’s biological daughter — while Emily struggles to come to terms with her guilt over what her alien connection might mean for the safety of her family.

    Why did the aliens take the babies in War of the Worlds?

    Emily has discovered that the aliens are actually humanoid and are harvesting human babies in an attempt to cure their own degenerative condition.