Some plot is moved. The two white flowers Verna carried in the pocket of time traveler. Verna is ultimately killed in a battle with the morlocks, but at the end of the novel, two white flowers return with the time machine to the moment where the narrator, "I," is. It is not only a solid proof of the existence of time travel, but also a good token from the future society. Although alienation and decline, in Wells's view, are ultimately the fate of humanity, the most precious human warmth still shines.