In the pic below, are given 2 cultural phenoms in their own right, both from the world of literature. Just ID them both, simple enough.
Note, as much as I would appreciate it, XKCD is not a cultural or literary phenom
YET.
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The last panel shows the second literary giant (he's been blanked out)
ANSWER:
1) WAR OF THE WORLD (BY HG WELLS) OR TRIPOD BOOKS
2) DON QUIXOTE, BY CERVANTES
Note, as much as I would appreciate it, XKCD is not a cultural or literary phenom
YET.
smirk
The last panel shows the second literary giant (he's been blanked out)
ANSWER:
1) WAR OF THE WORLD (BY HG WELLS) OR TRIPOD BOOKS
2) DON QUIXOTE, BY CERVANTES
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| Don Quixote attacking a windmill (not from XKCD) |
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| Simpsons spoof based on War of the Worlds, Where Ipods take over (not that hard to imagine, get the pun?lol) |
10 comments:
1. war of the worlds tripods?? --> H.G. Wells
2. Don Quixote --> Cervantes
Nice Question, buster.
Wells' War of the Worlds(easy, considering there are windmills- that move)
Miguel's Don Quixote has been blanked out. He's actually standing on the hill there.
(windmill is the key factor)
The XKCD was for energy conservation.
Nihar.
And alternative energy.
war of the world's and tripod
the last one is don quixote de la mancha!!
HG wells War of the Worlds
& Don Quixote, by Cervantes
The ingenious gentleman.
Good to see you back dude.
WAR OF THE WORLD OR TRIPOD BOOKS.
One reference os certainly to HG Welss/Steven Spielberg's War of the Worlds aliens who went around killing everyone in their tripod vehicles. and i am guessing that 2nd is Don Quixote mayb a reference to the windmills...
The Tripod machines in War Of the Worlds.
war of the worlds
war of the worlds
don quixote...
sorry...forgot to type the second thing
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