The Time Traveler's Dilemma

Dr. Julian Green is a brilliant physicist who has always been fascinated by the concept of time travel. After years of research, he finally creates a working time machine that allows him to travel back and forth in time. But as Dr. Green begins to explore different time periods, he realizes that every action he takes has unforeseen consequences in the future. Small changes he makes in the past have massive ripple effects that change the course of history. As he struggles to navigate the complicated web of cause and effect, Dr. Green begins to question whether he should have ever meddled with time in the first place. He starts to see the flaws in his own thinking and the dangers of playing God with the fabric of time. As Dr. Green's actions in the past lead to a dystopian future, he must race against time to try and fix the damage he's caused before it's too late. But with every change he makes, the future becomes even more unpredictable, and Dr. Green begins to wonder if he's actually making things worse.