Dead London: the Martians found dead

1 Dead London on the morning of the thirty-second day, seen from high above.

2 On the Serpentine bridge at noon, the endless "Ulla, ulla" finally wears the narrator down.

3 At sunset the narrator stops alone in the empty middle of Park Road.

4 At twilight on the road to St. John's Wood, the narrator climbs what he thinks is a fallen house.

5 On the Regent's Canal bridge, the narrator stops dead as the Martian's howl breaks off

7 At dawn on St. Edmund's Terrace, the exhausted narrator sees birds circling the Martian's hood.

8 At dawn on Primrose Hill, the narrator looks down into the Martians' great pit

9 Past the Martian pit and two dead tripods, London lies whole and silent at sunrise

10 From the redoubt on Primrose Hill, the narrator looks out over silent London at sunrise

11 At sunrise the narrator stands alone on the earthen rampart above the pit of dead Martians.

12 At sunrise on Primrose Hill, the narrator suddenly remembers his wife and his old life