Should I compare this to the by Isaac Asimov ("Nightfall")?
The climax—the opening of the roof shutters—is one of the most spiritual moments in sci-fi. It mirrors Ralph Waldo Emerson’s thought: if the stars only appeared once every thousand years, how would men believe and adore?
To the High Priest, the "outside" is a heresy because it threatens the social order.
Should I compare this to the by Isaac Asimov ("Nightfall")?
The climax—the opening of the roof shutters—is one of the most spiritual moments in sci-fi. It mirrors Ralph Waldo Emerson’s thought: if the stars only appeared once every thousand years, how would men believe and adore? If the Stars Should AppearThe Orville : Season ...
To the High Priest, the "outside" is a heresy because it threatens the social order. Should I compare this to the by Isaac Asimov ("Nightfall")