The Sumner Willcox Family
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- INVENTOR
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- MARTHA
- MATCH
- MAYOR
- MECHANISM
- MEDICAL
- MOON
- MORLOCKS
- NEBUCHADNEZZAR
- NOCTURNAL
- PARADOX
- PORCELAIN
- PROVINCIAL
- PSYCHOLOGIST
- RUINS
- SCIENTIST
- SPHINX
- TIME
- TRAVELLER
- TUNNEL
- WATCHETT
- WEENA
One of the first works of literature to popularize the notion of time travel was the 1895 novella 'the Time Machine' by English author H. G. Wells. The story follows the adventure of a Victorian era inventor who travels hundreds of thousands of years into the future. The story is used to illustrate some of the author's opinions on class-based society and it serves both as a social commentary as well as a compelling work of science fiction. 'The Time Machine' was adapted into several movies and radio programs, and is regarded as one of the more influential novels of its era. Unless you're adverse to those tasty Eloi, you'll enjoy this word search puzzle with characters and themes from 'The Time Machine' as much as a well fed Morlock!