The first narrator, from the beginning of The Time Machine, interrupts the Time Traveller's report and makes an observation. What does the Time Traveller do during this time? A. The Time Traveller found flowers in his pocket. B. The Time Traveller needed to eat and get coffee. C. The Time Traveller jotted something down he just remembered on a note. D. The Time Traveller found a speck of blood on his coat.

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Chandler Bautista

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13 February, 17:30

The first narrator, from the beginning of The Time Machine, interrupts the Time Traveller's report and makes an observation. What does the Time Traveller do during this time? A. The Time Traveller found flowers in his pocket. B. The Time Traveller needed to eat and get coffee. C. The Time Traveller jotted something down he just remembered on a note. D. The Time Traveller found a speck of blood on his coat.

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Jaslene Morales · Answer 1

C. The Time Traveller jotted something down he just remembered on a note

Explanation:

These events are part of the novel The Time Traveler's outer frame narrative which is largely covered in Chapter one and two where the traveler receives many guests and tells them about the time machine he has built only to see skeptical eye raises from people.

While the narrator is also a little skeptical of the Traveler, he is curious enough to return to him for dinner the next week to know more about his story and listen to what he had to say about the seemingly impossible machine,