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  1. The Flying Machine was a British bubblegum pop [1] band who are best known for their 1969 American No. 5 hit, "Smile a Little Smile for Me". [2] Career. The Flying Machine descended from British band Pinkerton's Assorted Colours.

  2. A summary and analysis of the 1953 short story by Ray Bradbury, in which a Chinese emperor orders the destruction of a man who has invented a flying machine. The story explores the themes of technology, morality, and the Cold War in a subtler way than the allegory suggests.

  3. Plot. China, 400 AD. The Emperor Yuan notices a man who has created a contraption for flying. Emperor Yuan is not at all happy when he asks the inventor his purpose in creating such a device and the inventor replies that his motivation was merely the desire for innovation.

    • Ray Bradbury
    • USA
    • 1953
    • Speculative fiction
  4. 3. Apr. 2024 · The Flying Machine. In the year A.D. 400, the Emperor Yuan held his throne by the Great Wall of China, and the land was green with rain, readying itself toward the harvest, at peace, the people in his dominion neither too happy nor too sad.

  5. Ray Bradbury: Short Stories Summary and Analysis of "The Flying Machine" Summary. This story takes place in A.D. 400, with Emperor Yuan of China inspecting his dominion. One morning, his servant enters his chambers and tells him that he has seen a miracle.

  6. 5. Apr. 2016 · When Tony MaCaulay and Geoff Stephens decide to give you an album of wonderful songs... well, you don't ask why, do you? Just listen.1. Smile A Little Smile...

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  7. 13. Juli 2023 · Analysis: Ethical Questions and Allegory. 'The Flying Machine' by Ray Bradbury, written during the early 1950s, explores complex ethical questions and serves as an allegory for the Cold War and the arms race between the United States and the Soviet Union.