In the book The Time Machine, the Time Traveller theorize about how the Morlocks and the Eloi people evolved. Three of Time Traveller’s theories that clearly reflect Darwin’s main points will be explained throughout the essay. His first theory is that the Eloi are the sole descendants of mankind. After discovering the Morlocks, he thinks the Morlocks are slaves of the Eloi as his second theory. When the Time Traveller discovers that the Morlock hunt and terrify the Eloi, he speculates that his second theory was once accurate, but the Morlocks evolved to the point where they had to prey on the Eloi as the last theory.
To begin with, the first theory is that the Eloi’s were once descendants of mankind. Time Traveller suspects scientific progress extended to make life easier for humans, but soon enough they started to diminish their worth, becoming dull …show more content…
Another one of Darwin’s ideas “In nature, organisms are limited in their ability to survive, based on how their surrounding climate changes” can support the Time Traveller’s assumption. From the second to last theory, provides an example of how they Morlocks and Eloi chose to survive. By using each other as bate. It is a thesis of vengeance of the working class. In conclusion, the Time Traveller theorize about how the Morlocks and the Eloi people evolved. The topic of human evolution and natural selection is massively presented in the book The Time Machine. The Time Traveller travels to the far future and meets two secluded groups of humans. They did not only have changed appearances but also behaved differently. Darwin’s ideas helped support and shape the Time Traveller’s ideology. These succeeding theorize don't reinstate each other, but slightly contain a broader
To begin with, the first theory is that the Eloi’s were once descendants of mankind. Time Traveller suspects scientific progress extended to make life easier for humans, but soon enough they started to diminish their worth, becoming dull …show more content…
Another one of Darwin’s ideas “In nature, organisms are limited in their ability to survive, based on how their surrounding climate changes” can support the Time Traveller’s assumption. From the second to last theory, provides an example of how they Morlocks and Eloi chose to survive. By using each other as bate. It is a thesis of vengeance of the working class. In conclusion, the Time Traveller theorize about how the Morlocks and the Eloi people evolved. The topic of human evolution and natural selection is massively presented in the book The Time Machine. The Time Traveller travels to the far future and meets two secluded groups of humans. They did not only have changed appearances but also behaved differently. Darwin’s ideas helped support and shape the Time Traveller’s ideology. These succeeding theorize don't reinstate each other, but slightly contain a broader