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Analysis of The Time Machine

on made up on highly imaginative or fanciful character and premise. Many would jump at the opportunity to travel to anyplace in time. Knowing whats going to happen in the future and being able to change it is a fantastic idea for a story. The Eloi and Morlocks are the fanciful characters that would be prevalent in a fantasy. They are unrealistic, but on must remember that they are Wellss portrayal of humans in the future. This could be disturbing to some, but this fantastic premise is Wellss view. The Time Machines main appeal is, What does the future hold for us? Wells attempts to answer this question in a way that has never been discussed. This is a topic that has many possibilities and interests a large part of the literary community. The element of good versus evil is also present in Wellss novel. This concept is basic human nature. This struggle is an ongoing theme that has lasted throughout time. In The Time Machine, the Eloi are considered good while the Morlocks are obviously bad. The Morlocks attempt to prey on the Eloi which keeps both sides in dissension. This conflict in good versus evil can be seen in almost any form of entertainment from books to movies to sports. In books and movies the good and bad sides must be established for the audience to choose a side with which to root for. Any sports fan can also relate to this idea. A fans favorite team is always the good guys, while the opponent is the bad guy. A Giants fan always takes pleasure in seeing the Cowboys lose. The defeat of the bad side is almost as good as victory for the good. The conflict of good versus evil is one that the audience identifies with. The audience readily takes the Elois side and roots for them against the Morlocks. This conflicts keeps the audience interested to see which side outlasts the other.Realistic characters the audience can relate to are sometimes necessary for a novel to interest an audience. The Time Machine obviou...

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