I understand two things: 1. It is an endless loop, similar to "Terrorist Tanker", which is in line with the grandfather's paradox. No matter how hard the protagonist tries, he will not be able to change the future due to various factors. (But the appearance of little James seems to indicate that this is a parallel space) 2. Is it a time-travel or the schizophrenia of the protagonist? There are too many underground worlds that have been seen in the surface world. So, which world is the real one?
This is in line with the psychology of a real time traveler, and he begins to suspect that his original world is actually an illusion, which is all imagined by himself.
One more level: how do you know that your so-called dream is not a real reality?
I think I need to organize my thoughts before writing
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