) When Clare is 6, Henry (who is 30+) time travels into her family's meadow. Henry continues to time travel there while Clare grows up. After Clare turns 18, Henry stops time-traveling to her meadow, and she goes 2 years without seeing him. 
You understand it once you get to reading.
Basically, there is Henry. He has had 'chrono-displacement disorder' since he was 6. Randomly (usually when he's stressed) he will just disappear and pop into another time. He arrives there naked, btw. (
Finally, when she is 20 she sees him in the newberry library. Henry is 28, and hasn't yet started time-traveling to Clare's meadow yet. So Clare is madly in love with this man she's known all her life, and Henry doesn't even know her yet. Anyway, so they're both in the present and they fall even more in love and get married, etc.
When Henry is at a certain age (30 something) he starts time-traveling back to Clare's meadow when she's 6. Does that make any sense?
It's really based on their AGES, and not that certain date in time. Trust me, you really start to get the hang of it after a couple chapters.
You understand it once you get to reading.
Basically, there is Henry. He has had 'chrono-displacement disorder' since he was 6. Randomly (usually when he's stressed) he will just disappear and pop into another time. He arrives there naked, btw. (
Finally, when she is 20 she sees him in the newberry library. Henry is 28, and hasn't yet started time-traveling to Clare's meadow yet. So Clare is madly in love with this man she's known all her life, and Henry doesn't even know her yet. Anyway, so they're both in the present and they fall even more in love and get married, etc.
When Henry is at a certain age (30 something) he starts time-traveling back to Clare's meadow when she's 6. Does that make any sense?
It's really based on their AGES, and not that certain date in time. Trust me, you really start to get the hang of it after a couple chapters.
Yeah, just focus on the STORY and it will all make sense.
Okay, when Henry was 28 he met Clare in the library. He did not start time-traveling back to her childhood until he was 30 something. So Clare knew him, because he was part of her PAST. But that was part of Henry's FUTURE.IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT IS SHOWN IN THE MOVIE!!
Ah, okay. Wait, so why doesn't Henry recognize Claire when they meet at the library? Did she change or something?
)Yeah, just focus on the STORY and it will all make sense.
Okay, when Henry was 28 he met Clare in the library. He did not start time-traveling back to her childhood until he was 30 something. So Clare knew him, because he was part of her PAST. But that was part of Henry's FUTURE.
And yes, that is imperative. Unfortunately, I bet they'll change it and make him able to time-travel with clothes. Otherwise, that would be a lotttt of nekkie scenes! (Not that I mind.
IDC, I just wanna see me some Eric Bana. I read the plot on Wiki and the ending sounds really, really sad.
Don't get me wrong, I also think it's important. Just from the look of the screencaps, it looks like they might jump over the whole naked thing.
'Tis. It's just...sad.
Don't get me wrong, I also think it's important. Just from the look of the screencaps, it looks like they might jump over the whole naked thing.
People would also think that the ending in My Sister's Keeper was important, but as we all know, they completely changed it.
'Tis. It's just...sad.
Oh, I see. The only time I saw the trailor was before I read the book. I just watched it, and I see that now.
Why? Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana are great actors.
