Imagine you’re a young boy in 1921 Cambridge when your equally young first love dies in a
deep well. What would you do? Naturally, you’d vow to become a great scientist in an artsy
movie so you could go back in time to alter the tragic event.
Apparently, people in early
20th-century Cambridge espouse many wise thoughts about time, parallel
universes that encompass every possible combination of events again and again, and
something about every decision every made creating a branch point. In
the end, it's difficult to make a cohesive model of time from the plotline of
Dimensions, but we tried our best to do so in our plot
notes.
— Michael Main
Annie: Are you ready to leave?
Stephen: Yes.
Annie: How long will it
take?
Stephen: I don’t know: seconds, decades, an
eternity.
Annie: An eternity? For a few moments
together?
Stephen: Yes.