Imagine you’re a young boy in 1921 Cambridge when your equally young first love dies in a deep well. What would you do? Naturally, you’d vow to become a great scientist in an artsy movie so you could go back in time to alter the tragic event.
Apparently, people in early 20th-century Cambridge espouse many wise thoughts about time,
parallel universes that encompass every possible combination of events again and again, and something about every decision every made creating a
branch point. In the end, it's difficult to make a cohesive model of time from the plotline of
Dimensions, but
we tried our best to do so in our plot notes.
—Michael Main It’s incredible! How in the world could all those people disappear in mid-ocean?
