Is Time Machine already invented?

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1. Is Time Machine already invented?
2. What is the conflict in the time machine?
3. What is the climax of the time machine?
4. Who is the antagonist in the time machine?
5. Why does the time Traveller decide to take Weena back into his own time?
6. What does Weena symbolize in the time machine?
7. Why does Weena love the time traveler?
8. How was the time Traveller able to go back to his own time?
9. Where is the original Time Machine?
10. Did Weena die?
11. Where does the time Traveller think the machine is and why?
12. What did the time Traveller do to ensure the machine wouldn't move?
13. What does the time Traveller lose?
14. What do the Eloi eat?
15. What are the Eloi afraid of?
16. How does the time machine end?
17. What is the main food of the Morlocks?
18. Who is the protagonist in the time machine?
19. What are the two classes that the Eloi and Morlocks came from?
20. What some handles are created for?
21. What a dot on a map might represent?
22. What were the two races in the time machine?
23. What is the relationship between the Eloi and the Morlocks?
24. What does the excerpt reveal about Wells's view of capitalism?
25. Where do the Eloi live in the time machine?
26. What theme is present in the passage from the time machine?

Is Time Machine already invented?

Time Travel Is Possible: Scientists Have Already Built A Time Machine, Actually. Time travel, a concept straight out of science fiction movies, is actually already happening, but not in the form of a plutonium-powered DeLorean jumping to the past and future. ... In fact, a time machine has already been built.

What is the conflict in the time machine?

One conflict that occurred in The Time Machine is the Time Traveler's parked time machine is gone. The Morlocks stole his time machine. This is an man vs man, external conflict. Once the Time traveler took his hands off his time machine and came back, it was gone.

What is the climax of the time machine?

The climax in the story comes in the forest, when the Time Traveller builds a fire to provide protection from the Morlocks. ... His loss of Weena causes him to gain a better understanding of his careless actions throughout his time in the future, and the part he played in Weena's death.

Who is the antagonist in the time machine?

Morlocks

Why does the time Traveller decide to take Weena back into his own time?

So he again thinks about what he needs to protect himself: a safe place, a weapon, and some way to get into the Sphinx to get the Time Machine back. He also decides to take Weena back home with him to the present. (Not that that would cause any problems or anything.)

What does Weena symbolize in the time machine?

Weena is an Eloi woman whom the Time Traveller saves from drowning. Though he does not expect gratitude or recognition in return for his bravery, Weena surprises and charms the Time Traveller by following him everywhere from then on and adorning him constantly with flowers as a sign of gratitude and affection.

Why does Weena love the time traveler?

Weena seems to love the Time Traveller why? He saved her life.

How was the time Traveller able to go back to his own time?

At a dinner party, the Time Traveller recounts how he has been able to use the machine to reach the distant future. ... The Time Traveller returns from this later period to his own time using his own machine.

Where is the original Time Machine?

The original time machine was sold at the MGM studio auction in 1971, the same auction that originally sold the ruby slippers (see trivia for The Wizard of Oz (1939)). The winner of the auction was the owner of a traveling show. Five years later the prop was found in a thrift store in Orange, CA.

Did Weena die?

That night, retreating from the Morlocks through a giant wood, he accidentally starts a fire. Many Morlocks die in the fire and the battle that ensues, and Weena is killed.

Where does the time Traveller think the machine is and why?

They started fighting. Where does the Time Traveller think the machine is? He believes his machine is in the pedestal of the statue.

What did the time Traveller do to ensure the machine wouldn't move?

He unscrews the levers that would set it in motion.

What does the time Traveller lose?

The Time Traveller sets a fire, which gets out of control (doh!). He loses Weena but finds his Time Machine. He travels even farther into the future, when almost all life has died out.

What do the Eloi eat?

fruit

What are the Eloi afraid of?

Hover for more information. Weena and the rest of the Eloi are afraid of the night, particularly around the time of the new moon each month, when the nights are darker. The Time Traveller observes of Weena that, while she seems scared of nothing else, 'darkness was to her the one thing dreadful.

How does the time machine end?

While restarting the time machine to avoid falling debris, Alexander is knocked unconscious and accidentally travels 800 millennia into the future, at which point, he regains consciousness and stops the machine in the year 802,701.

What is the main food of the Morlocks?

In most timelines, the Morlocks eat their Eloi cousins. The Morlocks are more technologically advanced than the Eloi, maintaining more remnants of human technology. In Mor, they live underground, using a series of wells to pump air through their tunnels.

Who is the protagonist in the time machine?

The Time Traveler

What are the two classes that the Eloi and Morlocks came from?

The Eloi and Morlocks are two different creatures that can represent two different classes, the upper and lower class.

What some handles are created for?

what some handles are created for
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Manuals are created for them

What a dot on a map might represent?

crossword clue. The possible answer is: STN.

What were the two races in the time machine?

The world he finds is peopled by two races: the decadent Eloi, fluttery and useless, are dependent for food, clothing, and shelter on the simian subterranean Morlocks, who prey on them.

What is the relationship between the Eloi and the Morlocks?

The Eloi are happy, carefree people who live above the earth's surface, eating fruit and basking in the sun, while the Morlocks lurk in the underground and shadows, hiding from light and only venturing out of their dark habitats to capture and feed on the Eloi race.

What does the excerpt reveal about Wells's view of capitalism?

What does the excerpt reveal about Wells's view of capitalism and class in the Britain of his day? Wells's theory in The Time Machine is that the divide between the upper and working classes in the Victorian era would continue into the far future, resulting in two distinct races of humankind.

Where do the Eloi live in the time machine?

The Eloi are one of the two fictional post-human races, along with the Morlocks, in H. G. Wells' 1895 novel The Time Machine....

Eloi
First appearance	The Time Machine
Created by	H. G. Wells
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Home world	Earth

What theme is present in the passage from the time machine?

Fear and Kindness. Throughout The Time Machine, Wells shatters several common assumptions of human thought (for example, the belief in the inevitable progress of the species, the notion that technology will make human life better, and the insistence that people are at the center of the universe and will endure forever) ...