How does war of the worlds end

Let's party! For one optimistic moment, the narrator is taken in and cared for by total strangers. Once the invasion is over, people seem much nicer to each other.

That's true for the whole world. Every country helps Britain after the invasion, and there's a sense that we're all in this together.

Let's also not forget that after thinking that his wife is dead for much of the book, the narrator is finally reunited with her at the end.

This is a happy ending, right? Not so fast. Most of the happy stuff happens in the short Book 2. Chapter 9, so let's move on to Chapter 10, where things are less rosy. Yes, there's a sense of humanity all being part of one big family, which is so sweet it gives us cavities. Sure, we're all in it together — but what is "it"? Unbeknownst to his mother, he spent his youth watching bargain bin horror movies at his babysitter's house.

When he's not sending celebratory GIFs to Screen Rant's crack writing team, Danny's writing and producing short films and rewatching Bob's Burgers on a perpetual loop. His favorite childhood Halloween costume is a toss-up between Mrs. Doubtfire and Jason Voorhees, he'll never say no to making-of documentaries, and awards season is his weakness.

Follow him on Twitter and Instagram DannySalemme and check out his interviews, published work, and creative writing at dannysalemme. By Danny Salemme Published Oct 30, When George and Amy shifted to the new neighborhood, Ogilvy gifted them a picture of Mars. In the photograph, Mars was closest to earth. It was a visual marvel, and they were unaware of the red invasion coming up. A burning metal sphere hit the forest area of Woking.

The investigation begins, and Ogilvy, along with Amy, becomes a part of it. However, soon ferocious ash burns down everyone in the vicinity. The terror escalates when a metal monster crawling on four legs starts killing humans with a laser beam.

Amy, George, and other survivors run for their lives while assessing a solution to the invasion. However, soon ferocious ash coming out of the meteor, burns down everyone in the vicinity. Amy, George, and other survivors run for their lives while assessing a solution to the alien invasion. Ogilvy meets Amy, who now lives with his only son, on a planet clouded by red air in the ending episode. She informs Ogilvy that her husband George is long gone, and she is hardly left with any will to live.

And how could they be stopped? Ad — content continues below. Through this connection, they both have a shared vision of each other in a loving embrace, with Emily pregnant and her circular wrist tattoo visible.

He pretends he wants to travel to England for safety, but is really searching for Emily. We also know that Noah was suffering from the early stages of Muscular Dystrophy, which Sacha could have inherited from him, and might affect his DNA read-out we know the aliens were scanning human DNA.

The finale cliff-hanger saw Emily led by the dogs to the alien HQ a craft half-submerged in the Thames where she discovered an unwell-looking humanoid plugged into medical ventilator tubes at the bow of the ship. The Alien as listed in the episode credits reached out to Emily, and she recoiled in surprise when she saw the palm of its hand. Was it human or alien? Was it the designer of the robo-dogs static versions of which you could see lining its ship.