What does the Time Traveller note about the people of the future, regarding gender in The Time Machine?

A. The men look like women, and the women look like men.
B. There are now 5 different sexes.
C. All men wear purple, and all women wear yellow.
D. They look the same.

A time traveler is a well-read and intelligent scientist. He was well versed in the theories of the time and, like Welles himself, was clearly a Darwinist, and his ideas reflected many of Welles' own theories about Britain at the time.

Through the story, Welles shows readers how technology can ultimately lead to the collapse of society and humanity. This book shows that while technology can bring great advances, it can also lead to violence and intellectual stagnation. The book also has the second main message of the book, a message about social class and inequality. Again, the relationship between Morlocks and Eloy is used to convey this message.

The correct answer is option D.

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What does the Time Traveller note about the people of the future, regarding gender in The Time Machine? A. The men look like women, and the women look like men. B. There are now 5 different sexes. C. All men wear purple, and all women wear yellow. D. They look the same.

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What does the Time Traveller note about the people of the future, regarding gender in The Time Machine?

A. The men look like women, and the women look like men.
B. There are now 5 different sexes.
C. All men wear purple, and all women wear yellow.
D. They look the same.