The Time Machine

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The Time Machine follows a Victorian scientist, identified by a narrator as the Time Traveller, who invents the time machine to visit the future. He arrives in the year 802,701 AD and notices that human beings have evolved into two forms: The Eloi and the Morlocks. The Eloi are humanoid creatures living peacefully on the ground. They are fragile and totally dependent on the Morlocks for food, clothing, and shelter. The Morlocks are the ape-like creatures living under the ground who prey on the Eloi. After escaping from the devastated fight in 802,701, he continues to make several stops of the future, but only sees more depressing scenes. This section is basically a political reflection of late Victorian England. It is a dystopia, a vision of a troubled future.
The Time Machine follows a Victorian scientist, identified by a narrator as the Time Traveller, who invents the time machine to visit the future. He arrives in the year 802,701 AD and notices that human beings have evolved into two forms: The Eloi and the Morlocks. The Eloi are humanoid creatures...

About the author

Herbert George Wells, also known as H. G. Wells, was born on 21, September 1866 in London. Among his many identities including novelist, journalist, politician, sociologist, and historian, he was best known for his writing of science fiction. He published his first science fiction The Time Machine in 1895, marking the beginning of this genre. He has been named the “father of science fiction”. Throughout his science fiction, he reflected on and anticipated the future of technology and society.
Herbert George Wells, also known as H. G. Wells, was born on 21, September 1866 in London. Among his many identities including novelist, journalist, politician, sociologist, and historian, he was best known for his writing of science fiction. He published his first science fiction The Time Machin...

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