What prevents the Time Traveller from going to kill the Morlock impulsively in The Time Machine, as soon as he finds weapons?

A. He concludes the Morlocks are too strong to beat with a crow bar.
B. The Eloi people
C. Logic—he needs to plan first.
D. Weena

Answer:

Weena

Explanation:

In the book it states "Now that he has a weapon, he wants to go kill Morlocks. But he doesn't want to leave Weena alone".

The correct option is D. Weena prevents the Time Traveller from going to kill the Morlock impulsively in The Time Machine, as soon as he finds weapons. The Time Traveler saves an Eloi woman named Weena from drowning. Weena surprises and charms the Time Traveler by following him everywhere from that point on and showering him with flowers regularly as a token of appreciation and affection, even though he does not expect appreciation or acknowledgment in exchange for his bravery.

The Time Traveler vanishes and is never seen again. We have no idea where or why he left. The unidentified narrator makes some educated guesses to illustrate the variety of scenarios that could occur: perhaps he is in the distant past or among dinosaurs (but obviously not at the same time).

When Weena was first encountered by the Time Traveler, her Eloi comrades were disregarding her misery as she was drowning in a river. He jumped in and saved her, and she immediately showered him with love and devotion. She followed him as he scoured the area in search of The Time Machine.

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