- The
triffid is a
fictional tall, mobile,
carnivorous plant species,
created by John
Wyndham in his 1951
novel The Day of the
Triffids,
which has since...
- them open for the
triffids to pour in. The
novel ends with Bill's
group on the Isle of Wight,
determined one day to
destroy the
triffids and
reclaim their...
- May 1978, they
became the
Triffids,
taking their name from the post-apocalyptic
novel by John Wyndham, The Day of the
Triffids. They were soon
joined by...
- to kill the rest of the
triffids in the lighthouse. At the end the
narrator states that
humanity has
conquered the
triffids by
turning to the very thing...
- a
solution to stop the
triffids.
Outside the church, he
finds the body of
Father Thomas,
sacrificed by
Durrant to the
triffids. He
returns in
anger and...
-
triffid in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The Day of the
Triffids is a
novel by John Wyndham. The
title may also
refer to: The Day of the
Triffids (film)...
-
leaving them. The
triffids get
loose and run amok
amongst the
helpless blind po****tion,
slaughtering and
feeding on them.
Between the
triffids and a mysterious...
- of the
Triffids. This
became a
cliche about his work, but it has been
rebutted by many more
recent critics. L.J.
Hurst commented that in
Triffids the main...
- of the
Triffids. The
community there has thrived,
primarily by
refining triffid oil into fuel. One morning, a
solar blackout occurs and
triffids once again...
- pla**** the
character of Mic****e
Beadley in the
remake of The Day of the
Triffids that
aired on BBC One in
December 2009. In June 2013, O'Reilly appeared...
