Much of the crowd feels violated by the time traveller’s claims and even it even gets worse when he tells them it’s possible to move to and fro in the fourth dimension as can be done in all three. The discussion happens to be based around maths and science, and the speaker appears to be making good strife arguing his audience into his belief about time and it is the fourth dimension and, like all the other three dimensions, has all cubic properties in length, breadth, and width. The narrator gets us underway in the first chapter, opening scenery at the home of the time traveller who we find speaking to a small, all-men group and the narrator being a part of it. Part I The Frame Story Present-day Victorian England The Time Machine Summary Spoiler alert: important details of the novel are revealed below. But this one story about time travel would be detailed, packed with a reality of beings and existence that violate their entire understanding of things. The time traveller cleans you, comports himself, and joins the group who, by now are all seated as he begins his story. They are slapped with the biggest irony of their joint existence as they find their host, the time traveller, crashing in late, looking like crap at his own dinner party. The group – clearly enchanted by their strange time traveller friend and his compelling stories – comes right out and on time for another treat. The following week after-dinner hangout is upon us, as is the norm for folks of the Victorian era. He produces an itsy-bitsy time machine and immediately makes it fizzle out in a blink of an eye, leaving his guest in awe.

To back up his long, bold claims, the time traveller opts to show a glimmer of proof just to convert them. Wells unite together with a group of men – including character the narrator himself – who are obvious close acquaintances hanging out after dinner, as they all have their interest seized, eyes pinned to the man in the centre – the time traveller – as he raves on about his experiment which proves that time is the fourth dimension. The opening scene of ‘ The Time Machine‘ sees H.G. Wells gracious way of conquering the well-worn trope of time travel but also a complaisant approach of his towards calling to action to what, at the time, was causing an increasingly decaying Victorian human society. The time traveller’s tinkering with time trips along with a contraption with the ability to waltz through space and dimensions was not only H.G.

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