What is the theme of the flying machine?

Answer 1

Time travel is the obvious answer. for some odd reason I have never been able to fathom , Wells refuses to name his ( Time Traveller) as a kid I thought this was odd, only other fictional example of anonymous lead character- which he is- might be The Lone Ranger, and that"s a Western. One wonders why Wells did this.

Answer 2

The theme for "The Flying Machine" by Ray Bradbury is fear for change.

The emperor is so scared to change anything about the way his people and himself live and that is why the inventor and the flying machine were burned.

Answer 3

It is a science-fiction novel based on the theme of Time travel by a machine device- as opposed to accidental causes- like Rip Van Winkle, Suspended Animation in the arctic or antarctic, etc- all of these have been used- but Wells was the first to give it a technological spin- the controller of the machine resembled a marine telegraph- Ahead and astern- Forward and Past settings, for example. One flaw of the story is the fact- and I have never been able to figure out why Wells did this- the lead character is anonymous, known only as the Time Traveller.

Answer 4

The theme of "The Flying Machine" by Ray Bradbury revolves around the conflict between creativity and conformity, as well as the dangers of censorship and fear of new ideas. It highlights the tension between innovation and societal norms, and the consequences of suppressing individuality and imagination.

Answer 5

Time machine is software which is used for backup developed by Apple. It includes Mac OS X. This Machine creates incremental "backups" of files that can be restored at a later date.