![]() ![]() The creature speaks in a "strange tongue" to two other creatures that have followed him. The creature is small and strikes the TT as beautiful but frail. He notices robed figures in a nearby house who are watching him. The TT finally stops, and he and the machine land in a garden. (Description of his journey will be recounted in present tense.) ![]() ![]() He tells them of his eight days of time travel: The TT (now narrating the story) uses the Time Machine that morning and speeds forward through time. At the next week's dinner, the TT comes in midway through the meal, haggard and limping. He shows them a smaller prototype, and when he pulls a lever, it disappears-into the future, he claims. The Time Traveler (hereafter known as "TT") tells an after-dinner group of men, including the narrator, that he has invented a Time Machine. ![]()
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