Doubts about the white-haired leader

May 2022-04-18 17:34:52

Video time 77:08 The white-haired leader said:

This is bound to be a tragedy, and you have nowhere to run. Just as I can't avoid what I am today because of what you have done.

Then the white-haired leader took out the time machine and let the male lead leave.

You got your answer, go back.

According to the words and deeds of the white-haired leader, he has no ill will towards the male protagonist, and even said that he has good intentions. Why didn't the white-haired leader keep the male lead as food? Although the male protagonist is from the past, it means nothing to the white-haired leader.

Looking at the discussion area, there is a guess that the white-haired leader is the male protagonist of a certain timeline. If that's the case, the line "As I inevitably become today because of what you did" would make it clear. The male protagonist of a certain timeline realized that he could not save Emma, ​​so he stayed at a certain time and gradually evolved into another appearance. When he saw the male protagonist of this timeline, he told the male protagonist the confused answer, and hoped that the male protagonist would answer his own time and space.

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Extended Reading
  • Jason 2022-04-24 07:01:06

    It's like the adventures of Verne. The level of props and makeup was very good in 2002.

  • Danny 2022-04-20 09:01:41

    It was funny at first, but what did it say later, I sweat...

The Time Machine quotes

  • Alexander Hartdegen: Can you tell me what's happening here?

    Vox: Well, my sources are no longer fully annotated and my information is somewhat anecdotal but, I believe what was once one race, is now two. One above. And one below. Two distinct species that have evolved.

    Alexander Hartdegen: And how do those below survive?

    Vox: That is the real question, isn't it?

    Alexander Hartdegen: I don't believe it.

    Vox: Well, if you don't like the answers, you should avoid asking the questions. Look at them. They have no knowledge of the past. No ambition for the future. So lucky.

    Alexander Hartdegen: Why would you say something like that?

    Vox: Can you even imagine what it's like to remember everything? I remember the six year old girl who asked me about dinosaurs eight hundred thousand years ago. I remember the last book I recommended. "Look Homeward, Angel" by Thomas Wolfe. And yes, I even remember you. Time Travel... practical application.

  • Mrs. Watchit: [looking into the empty laboratory] Godspeed, my fine lad. Godspeed.