Melody grew up in a small town similar to the fictional Laughing Deer. Much closer to
Denise's year of birth than Taylor's. Therefore, Melody saw the town and the country
change over the decades. Some for the better, some for the worst.



Melody remembers typewriters, Princess phones, and the other museum antiques people once
accepted as every day objects. Melody also sees the tremendous opportunities in the
current high-tech world.



Although Melody believes time travel impossible, she enjoys such stories. Some, like the
Highlander series, simply send a modern person into the past, so make historical fiction
closer to our hearts, by seeing the past through the eyes of a modern person.



In some respects, Robert Heinlein took time travel to the ultimate extremes, with "All You
Zombies." 



If time is just another dimension of space, and our experience of it simply limited to the
present by our conscious minds, then what would it be like to see eternity?



Could we be connected through time in ways we don't understand yet?