As the world begins to unravel, they discover that Earth has been divided into distinct time spheres: Remains in the present day (1966).

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.

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Reverted to 1917, where World War I is actively raging.