The Narrator
from The Time Machine
An unnamed, observant individual, one of the Time Traveller's most constant guests and a fellow intellectual. He recounts the frame story, presenting the Time Traveller's tale to the reader. He is thoughtful and more open to the Time Traveller's fantastic claims than many of the other guests, retaining a degree of belief or at least an open mind.
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About The Narrator
The Narrator is a supporting character in H. G. Wells's classic novel "The Time Machine" (1895). An unnamed, observant individual, one of the Time Traveller's most constant guests and a fellow intellectual. He recounts the frame story, presenting the Time Traveller's tale to the reader. He is thoughtful and more open to the Time Traveller's fantastic claims than many of the other guests, retaining a degree of belief or at least an open mind.
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