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"Alone thought Mr.Bittering. Only a thousand of us here. No way back. No way. No way."
( Bradbury 49)

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¨In the following days, Bittering wandered often through the garden to stand alone in his fear¨ (Bradbury 49).

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"He wanted to strike Laura, cry. "No your'e lying! The rockets will come back! Instead, he stroked Laura's head against him and said, "The rockets will get through some day."
(Bradbury 49)

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"He looked in dismay at their house. even the house. the wind's done something to it. the air's burned it." (52 Bradbury).

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"Bittering wanted to cry. 'You've got to work with me. If we stay here we'll all change.The air. Don't you smell it? Something in the air. A Martian virus, maybe, some seed, or a pollen. Listen to me!' (Bradbury 52).

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Building rocket.                                   “‘Harry, I got a whole load of metal and some blueprints. You want to work in my metal shop on a rocket, you’re welcome. I’ll sell you that metal for five hundred dollars. You should be able to construct a right pretty rocket, if you work alone, in about thirty years’” (Bradbury)

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Building rocket.                                   “‘Harry, I got a whole load of metal and some blueprints. You want to work in my metal shop on a rocket, you’re welcome. I’ll sell you that metal for five hundred dollars. You should be able to construct a right pretty rocket, if you work alone, in about thirty years’” (Bradbury)

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"Harry Bittering moved into the metal shop and began to build the rocket. Men stood in the open door and talked and joked without raising their voices" (Bradbury 53).

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"The fear would not be stoped. It had his throat and heart. It dripped in a wetness of the arm and the temple and trembling palm" (Bradberry 54)

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" He got down on his knees in the flower bed, a spade in his nervous hands. Work, he thought, work and forget" (Bradberry 50).

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" He got down on his knees in the flower bed, a spade in his nervous hands. Work, he thought, work and forget" (Bradberry 50).

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"Sweat poured from his face and his hands and his body; he was drenched in the hotness of his fear."
(Bradbury 49)

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"Even the house. The wind's done something to it. The air's burned it, the fog at night". (Bradbury 52).

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One example on how you can tell Mr. Bittering is nervous or perky is when he is going into town and he sees the group of men and he is like why are you guys sitting around haven’t you heard the news New York City has been blown up and all the rockets are gone aren’t you trying to go back? But all the men are all calm and not worrying about leaving or really anything at all

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One example on how you can tell Mr. Bittering is nervous or perky is when he is going into town and he sees the group of men and he is like why are you guys sitting around haven’t you heard the news New York City has been blown up and all the rockets are gone aren’t you trying to go back? But all the men are all calm and not worrying about leaving or really anything at all

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¨Something made him check everything each morning-warm hearth, potted blood-geraniums-precisely as if he expected something to be amiss¨(Bradbury 48).

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Utha he said. What? asked his father. the boy smiled. you know. utha the martian word for father. where did you learn that? I don't know around.

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"Alone, thought Bitterling. Only a thousand of us. No way back. No way. No way."
(Bradbury 49)

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" We must get away," said Bittering. " We'll eat this stuff and then we'll change-who knows to what? I can't let it happen. There's only one thing to do. Burn this food!" ( Bradbury 51) 

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" We must get away," said Bittering. " We'll eat this stuff and then we'll change-who knows to what? I can't let it happen. There's only one thing to do. Burn this food!" ( Bradbury 51) 

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"Alone thought bittering. Only a thousand of us here. No way back. He was drenched in the hotness of his fear" (Bradbury).

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"Alone thought bittering. Only a thousand of us here. No way back. He was drenched in the hotness of his fear" (Bradbury).

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"Do you see? They're different. They've changed! They're not peach blossoms anymore?" (Bradbury 51).

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"Do you see? They're different. They've changed! They're not peach blossoms anymore?" (Bradbury 51).

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"Mr. Bittering wanted to fire a pistol in the air. What are you going, you fools! he thought. Sitting here! Aren't you frightened? Aren't you afraid? What are you going to do?" (Bradbury 52).

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"I feel like salt crystal," he said "in a mountain stream, being washed away. We don't belong here. We're earth people. This is mars. It was meant for martians. For heaven's sake, Cora, let's buy tickets for home!"

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"I feel like salt crystal," he said "in a mountain stream, being washed away. We don't belong here. We're earth people. This is mars. It was meant for martians. For heaven's sake, Cora, let's buy tickets for home!"