A brilliant scientist in Victorian London invents a time machine to change his tragic past, but must race against time to stop someone else from altering history, leading to a moral dilemma and a final acceptance of the present.
A brilliant but eccentric scientist who invents a time machine and becomes obsessed with unraveling the mysteries of time-travel. He is driven by a personal tragedy and is determined to change the course of history.
The scientist's desperate attempt to prevent a tragic event from occurring in his own past, leading to a moral dilemma and a race against time to set things right without causing further harm to the timeline.
In the end, the scientist realizes that he cannot change the past without causing irreparable damage to the timeline. Instead, he learns to accept the events that have shaped his life and finds peace in the present. He destroys his time machine, letting go of his obsession with altering the past, and focuses on making a positive impact on the future.
Twist: Just as the scientist is about to destroy his time machine, he discovers evidence that someone else has been using it to alter the past, causing chaos in the present. Now, he must race against time to stop the unknown perpetrator and preserve the timeline before it's too late.