[Report This]Date: August 21 2022 3:56 PM Title: Prologue part 8
So some toy worlds are in an earlier technological and culture state, with the mention of a 50s-60s look, made me think that some will be in the victorian age, would really let the someone play with destruction and not have any worry as to the locals really fighting back, and prevent mass knowledge that this is happening.
Could even try and steal some sea ships for ultra easy collection.
And it goes future with toy worlds that are still either in the medieval or earlier state, a whole resort could get made on one of those with the ancient Greek aesthetic to stone age, everyone visiting being the gods and the tinies make whole culture for their use.
And with mention monster films in the 60s part, a woman can put on a full swimsuit costume, port out into the water, and to and attack as city like classic Godzilla, or multiple. Plus imagine how scandalizing to that culture it might be if its two women go on sexy rampage for their honeymoon.
Author's Response:
The idea is that the further away in time the toyworlds are, the more difficult it is to locate them both in the future and in the past, although you have had some interesting suggestions.
The point is that before locating a Toyworld the quantum computer opens thousands of microportals to worlds where there is no life or if there is life it can take forms unimaginable to humans.
There was a scene in the briefing in which Dr. Niven commented on that, that he had seen worlds with things he wished he had not seen, and that it changed the way of examining each new world, because his whole team had felt that one of those things had seen the microportal, but in the end I didn't put it in.
If you go to my user, you will see my Deviantart page. There I've put pictures of how the characters of the story could be, although I still can't find people suitable to the features I've more or less imagined and I might still change some pictures, feel free to give your opinion.
Best regards and thanks for commenting
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