The key to the whole film is the picture drawn by the man of science. I arranged the main time nodes in order according to the idea of the figure, and it should be able to understand. According to the time axis, there is an entrance (H1) and an exit (H3). The so-called cycle is only in the middle section. It's as if time made two bends here and moved on again. I personally think that this film does not involve parallel worlds. While H3 allows time to continue, H2 just returns to the previous point in time in the same world. Every time you enter the time machine, the same thing is re-interpreted, not over and over again. The accumulation of (this is not the same as the horror cruise ship), and did not create different results to appear parallel worlds, but just repeat this process, similar to the folding of time. As for why H enters such a small middle loop (the most critical point is who is the bandager H1 encountered for the first time?), which is the beginning of many people's entanglement, then I really don't understand.
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