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This series demonstrates the chaos that emerges from time travel, where simple text messages can lead to turmoil and conflict across entire communities. Okabe’s journey through loss and responsibility force him to confront the idea that time travel does not merely provide a means of fixing problems but instead amplifies the weight of consequence. He is left grappling with the burden of his decisions, driving him into emotional isolation.
The horror deeper within this narrative lies in the inevitability of existence; even the best intentions can lead to destruction and despair. The act of saving lives becomes a moral quagmire, emphasizing that the notion of changing fate is not just about manipulation but also about the loss of autonomy over one's reality.