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What does the Time Traveller call the fourth dimension?
Which guest rejects the Time Traveller's opening argument?
Who presses the lever that makes the model disappear?
What do the guests inspect after the model disappears?
How does the Time Traveller appear when he returns to dinner?
What agreement does the Time Traveller secure before telling his story?
What weather greets the traveller when he stops in the future?
Why does the first small inhabitant restore the traveller's confidence?
What does the traveller remove before communicating with the inhabitants?
How does the traveller initially explain the inhabitants' decline?
Where does the traveller suspect his missing machine is hidden?
What approach replaces the traveller's first frantic search?
How does the traveller first help Weena?
What does the traveller propose as the origin of the Eloi and Morlocks?
Why does the traveller descend into the underground world?
What drives the Morlocks back during the underground visit?
What does the traveller conclude about the Morlocks' food?
What does the traveller plan to do for Weena?
What is the Palace of Green Porcelain revealed to contain?
Which supplies does the traveller obtain in the ruined palace?
Where does the fire that spreads through the forest begin?
What happens to Weena during the attack and fire?
Why does the traveller enter the open sphinx pedestal?
What forces the traveller to fight in darkness inside the pedestal?
Which creatures approach the traveller on the distant future beach?
What does the traveller see as he continues farther into the future?
Where does the traveller arrive after reversing through time?
Why does the Time Traveller prepare another journey?
How long has the narrator waited without seeing the traveller return?
What gives the narrator comfort at the end?
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