its written in the playscript that flames from the furnances leaping up like the fires of hell please do explain it well
They could hear the roar of the fire and everything was dark in the daylight because of the smoke and ash.
“I guess hell must look something like that,” said a voice. McMurdo turned and saw that one of the policemen had shifted in his seat and was staring out into the fiery waste. “For that matter,” said the other policeman, “I allow that hell must be something like that. If there are worse devils down yonder than some we could name, it’s more than I’d expect. I guess you are new to this part, young man?” “Well, what if I am?”
The officers called it hell because it was full of crimes and murders.
Myself
they clled it like fire in hell beacuse
1. It's a coal country so the coal needs to be burned after to make it useful.
2. There are a lot of crimes and criminals in the area so to a innocent peron it must be like hell and madness
my brain (reliable resource)
the phrase "Flamesfrom the furnaces leaping up like the fire of hell" means that the vermissa valley is full of gangsters and murders ,killing and every time we are unsecured in it because of scowrers...and the hell is not any different from it it is more dangerous than hell and this phrase is describing vermissa valley
My brain and understanding by myself 😊
