Across
- 4. Hints early in the story about Hart’s likely failure
- 5. The acts the townspeople claim “The Man” performed.
- 7. Martin’s calm faith contrasts with Hart’s restless doubt.
- 10. Found in the contrast between striving for proof and quietly accepting truth.
- 13. Obsessed with finding “The Man,” even at the cost of ignoring Him when He’s right there.
- 16. What Hart insists on finding before believing
- 17. The narrator’s calm, reverent attitude toward “The Man’s” message.
- 18. Hart’s dominant attitude toward the villagers’ claims.
- 20. The supposed purpose of Hart’s space voyage.
Down
- 1. Hart leaves the planet to search for “The Man,” not realizing He is still there.
- 2. A newly visited planet where the townspeople radiate peace after “The Man” visits.
- 3. What “The Man” brings to each planet, offering peace without conditions.
- 6. Hart departs in search of “The Man,” convinced He’s already gone.
- 8. What Martin chooses over proof.
- 9. The ____ is a Christ-like figure who visits planets, bringing peace and joy.
- 11. Central message about belief versus proof
- 12. The radio signals Hart hears represent distraction from spiritual truth.
- 14. Martin remains behind, content to be in “The Man’s” presence.
- 15. The crew members who choose to stay and listen to “The Man.”
- 16. Hart’s downfall, keeping him from simply accepting the truth.
- 19. Hart’s skepticism versus Martin’s belief.
- 20. Crew member who chooses to stay and meet “The Man” instead of chasing after Him.
