End Of The World... Roast or Freeze to Death?
Aug 29, 2018 16:54:16 GMT
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Post by MCDemuth on Aug 29, 2018 16:54:16 GMT
In the Twilight Zone episode:
"The Midnight Sun"
Season 3: Episode 10
November 17, 1961
Lois Nettleton plays Norma, a woman that is having to face the end of the World... Because... the Earth's orbit has changed and it is moving closer & closer to the Sun. Each day brings more sunlight, and it gets hotter and hotter. 120 Degree F and climbing!
Episode Spoiler...
Personally, I would rather Freeze to Death... I can't stand excessive heat and humidity... Also, if I wanted to try to live a few extra days, I would think it would be easier to do so, LIKE: having campfires, and wearing extra clothes and blankets.
"The Midnight Sun"
Season 3: Episode 10
November 17, 1961
Lois Nettleton plays Norma, a woman that is having to face the end of the World... Because... the Earth's orbit has changed and it is moving closer & closer to the Sun. Each day brings more sunlight, and it gets hotter and hotter. 120 Degree F and climbing!
Episode Spoiler...
At the end of the episode, it turns out that Norma has been sick with a fever and was dreaming her whole situation... And she is relieved to find out that it wasn't true... However... The reality of her situation is really the exact opposite... The Earth is moving away from the Sun and the Earth is losing more sunlight everyday and it is getting colder and colder. -20 Degrees F and falling!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Midnight_Sun
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Midnight_Sun
Which would you prefer?
1.) To Roast to Death?
2.) To Freeze to Death?
Please take the poll seriously, or don't participate!
1.) To Roast to Death?
2.) To Freeze to Death?
Please take the poll seriously, or don't participate!
Personally, I would rather Freeze to Death... I can't stand excessive heat and humidity... Also, if I wanted to try to live a few extra days, I would think it would be easier to do so, LIKE: having campfires, and wearing extra clothes and blankets.
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