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Summary

The Time Machine is a science fiction novel by H.G. Wells, published in 1895. The protagonist, known as the Time Traveller, is a scientist who invents a machine capable of traveling through time and ventures into the future, to the year 802,701. There, he discovers that humanity has split into two races: the Eloi, gentle and serene beings living on the earth's surface, and the Morlocks, monstrous workers dwelling underground. His visit to the future becomes a journey of discovery and survival, as well as a reflection on class struggle, social injustice, and human evolution. The novel concludes enigmatically, hinting at the endless possibilities of time machines and posing questions about the nature of time and our place in the universe.