The videos I watch are more complicated, and some names are translated differently. In some places, the painting is messy.
Not only the past can affect the future, the future will also affect the past, apart from common sense, time is connected.
Diablo heralds that all behavior events are cyclical, that is, no matter how much "you" changes, as long as "you" exists, the results of all actions are destined!
In the play, the time tunnel connects the past, the present and the future, and people can choose to return to the present, back to the past, and enter the future at the three-way intersection.
So people from the past can come to the future, meet someone decades later, get married and have a daughter, and send their daughter to a few decades ago (Charlotte and Jonah’s parents in the play are the same generation, and they have two parents. Two daughters, the youngest of them survived the last days, met Noah who had come from World War I, gave birth to Charlotte, and was sent to grow up in the past. Yes, the same Charlotte). People travel in time, and events influence each other. This is very different from the "one-dimensional theory" of time that we generally understand. Everyone generally believes that time always moves forward. We follow the time. What has happened affects the future. This effect is one-way. The present becomes the past, and the past is an established fact. Our future is based on this fact. It is affected by the choices of the past and the present, but things in the future cannot affect the past and the present. Time in this common sense is a one-way line. People can only stay once at a certain point in time, and then are rushed to the next point by the torrent of time. People cannot go back to the past point in time to make any changes. But the time in the play is a three-in-one circle. The past, the present, and the future influence each other. People can go back to the time in the past and try to change.
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