However, by the end of this story:
Mary is missing, presumed killed by the V-bomb that destroyed the house of her neighbours, the Enderbys;
the Enderbys survived because a man had told them to go to Mary's house;
Whitcomb was presumed drowned in 1947.
(Everard's intervention to save the Enderbys would be remembered as an "angel" story.)
Whitcomb leaves the Patrol. He and Mary live in Victorian England. There are some loose ends here but this is the first Time Patrol story.
To help the Whitcombs, Everard did not need to save the Enderbys. The Patrol lets him get away with this because they want him as an Unattached agent.
2 comments:
Fortunate that the Enderbys don't produce a child with vast political success, or a brilliant scientist who makes discoveries before they're scheduled!
Kaor, Mr. Stirling! Unless the Enderbys had such an influential descendant too far in the future for that to be a danger to the timeline leading to the Danellians. Ad astra! Sean
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