Chirchik state pedogogical institute

Conclution
The Time Machine is a science fiction story by Herbert George Wells, and it was published in 1895. The story involves fascinating narratives with unparalleled implications on contemporary social concerns, and it gives insight to numerous scientific theories. Wells wrote the novel based on personal social and political views that were taking place in Victorian England. The narrative presents the theme of class struggle because, with the Industrial Revolution, the problem of class differences came up.
The Time Machine gives a symbolic journey of one million years into the future. This narrative tells the relationship between the Eloi and the Morlocks, which are human subspecies that have developed from class struggles. The Time travelers is pessimistic that class struggle will result in horrible beings, which consume each other.
Even when he leaves on another journey to the future, he promises to be back with evidence to prove that his perspective for humanity is regressive. As the thesis emphasizes the dangers of master-servant relationships amongst humanity, the Time Traveler’s perception about the ultimate destination of humankind remains a big concern. This story gives the reader an overview and reason to rethink strategies of human coexistence by eliminating class differences.

Used materials:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Time_Machine
https://studycorgi.com/
https://www.supersummary.com/
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