"Right -- not fair on her," Marty says, then looks over at the Void Hound. "Or him either. At the very least, I can guarantee you there's a grocery store not far from where we're living right now, and it definitely has more than lobster and veggies."
"Doc doesn't think so -- he and Dee have done some poking around, and according to Dee, everything feels like it flows one way. She's got this talent for sensing different timelines and multiple reality stuff," he explains. "Comes with being a time machine, I guess. . . We can't really be sure, though. The entrance to the main reality vanished a while back. We're not sure what happened." He chews a piece of cone. "I mean, given our home hasn't gone kaput, it's gotta still be around somewhere, but either it lost its grip on the Nexus or the Nexus lost its grip on it." He's not really mourning -- from what Doc and Victor told him, Chicago in the main reality verged a little too much on "potential war zone" for his tastes -- but yeah, questions like this make him wish he could check.
"Probably depends on the timeline," Marty says. "I dunno all the worlds you're gonna be yanking into this new 'verse. But yeah, somebody's gotta have some farmers. And architects. And -- sanitation guys." Don't forget someone needs to make sure the toilets all work too.
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Date: 2018-12-21 04:55 am (UTC)"Doc doesn't think so -- he and Dee have done some poking around, and according to Dee, everything feels like it flows one way. She's got this talent for sensing different timelines and multiple reality stuff," he explains. "Comes with being a time machine, I guess. . . We can't really be sure, though. The entrance to the main reality vanished a while back. We're not sure what happened." He chews a piece of cone. "I mean, given our home hasn't gone kaput, it's gotta still be around somewhere, but either it lost its grip on the Nexus or the Nexus lost its grip on it." He's not really mourning -- from what Doc and Victor told him, Chicago in the main reality verged a little too much on "potential war zone" for his tastes -- but yeah, questions like this make him wish he could check.
"Probably depends on the timeline," Marty says. "I dunno all the worlds you're gonna be yanking into this new 'verse. But yeah, somebody's gotta have some farmers. And architects. And -- sanitation guys." Don't forget someone needs to make sure the toilets all work too.