Appears as it did in the 18th century (roughly 1750 or 1800).
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The narrative follows , a celebrated pianist and composer, and his friend John Sinclair , a brilliant scientist. Their journey begins with a hiking trip in the Scottish Highlands, where Sinclair mysteriously disappears for 13 hours and returns without a birthmark he once had—hinting that he is a "copy" or from a different timeline. Appears as it did in the 18th century (roughly 1750 or 1800)
Exists in its "Golden Age" (roughly 425 BC), under the rule of Pericles. Their journey begins with a hiking trip in
Hoyle uses the characters (specifically Sinclair) as mouthpieces to discuss the idea that time does not "flow" but exists as a four-dimensional spiral where all points are equally real.
As the world begins to unravel, they discover that Earth has been divided into distinct time spheres: Remains in the present day (1966).
Reverted to 1917, where World War I is actively raging.
