1:05:03
She was by herseIf...
1:05:05
...and she was Iooking
for washed-up treasures.
1:05:11
He said she must have seen something...
1:05:14
...something out in the water...
1:05:17
...something marveIous...
1:05:20
...a reaI treasure...
1:05:23
...because she swam out after it...
1:05:27
...and drowned.
1:05:31
Now, wait. Let's hang on a tick.
1:05:34
Sam cIaims he can traveI back into the past.
1:05:39
What prevented him from simpIy going back
and saving his sister from drowning?
1:05:45
-I asked him the same thing.
-Very good.
1:05:49
What'd he say?
1:05:51
BIinovitch's Second Law
of TemporaI Inertia.
1:05:56
Again?
1:05:57
BIinovitch's Second Law
of TemporaI Inertia.
1:06:00
BasicaIIy, it's impossibIe to back-traveI
in your own Iifetime.
1:06:04
You have to go way back...
1:06:06
...to make any change at aII.
1:06:08
Even then, they have to be smaII changes...
1:06:11
...so they dampen out
by the time it reaches the present.
1:06:14
So, you reaIIy can't change anything?
1:06:17
It's just a theory,
and an unproven one as weII.
1:06:20
If it's just a theory,
then you shouId change it.
1:06:24
There is another theory, you know.
1:06:26
That you can change the past.
That you can reaIIy change it.
1:06:30
What theory is that?
1:06:33
-Cheeseman's.
-Cheeseman's?
1:06:36
Cheeseman's EmotionaI Energy Theory.
It's true.
1:06:39
Cheeseman beIieved if concentrated
enough energy in a moment in time...
1:06:44
...then you couId aIter the past
and create a new future.
1:06:50
What kind of energy? NucIear?
1:06:53
EmotionaI. Love energy. Hate energy.
1:06:58
-It's very potent stuff, you know.
-ReaIIy?