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** plus Helen's grasp on sanity by that point isn't exactly what you might call strong. Or to put it another way, she's batshit insane, having [[Go Mad From the Revelation|gone mad from the revelation]] that humanity wiped itself out with some [[Memetic Mutation|Damn Dirty Mutants]] and screwed up the planet in the process.
** Regarding point C, the ''[[Back to The Future]]'' system where changing the past causes you to disappear and possibly destroys the Universe is not the only model of a mutable timeline and is actually quite rare in serious time travel fiction. The most common way of handling a single mutable timeline is to essentially "overwrite" time from the point when the time travellers appeared similarly to a [[New Game
== Why, in season 2 episode 1, do they not give Cutter a gun when they go looking for raptors? ==
They're going to take down an unknown creature. Didn't somebody think that giving him a gun might be useful if they might be faced with another future predator/gorganopsid/giant centipede thing?
** Look at it from an in-universe perspective: "Okay, Cutter's lost his mind and is ranting about [[Ret
** I'd assumed he didn't want one, in case ''killing'' a creature (as opposed to putting it back) might cause another [[Butterfly Effect]] and another big and potentially catastrophic change.
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