Wells had the audience disbelieve the Time Traveller because it helped the reader understand the ending of the book. Having the audience disbelieve the Time Traveller helps the reader to understand the ending of the book because the Time Traveller went back to get proof of what he discovered in . because his audience did not believe him and he wanted to prove to them that the Time Machine was real. H. G. Wells also had the audience disbelieve the Time Traveller because H. G. Wells wanted to create anxiety for the Time Traveller because since the Time Traveller is the protagonist of this book, the reader feels inclined to believe the Time Traveller, but gets frustrated when the audience does not believe him. Evidence that the Time Traveller’s
