The Sound Of Thunder Rhetorical Analysis

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In the book “The Sound of Thunder” I think the author is trying to convey a message. I think that the author is trying to tell the audience that you shouldn’t mess with time, or else things will change. I think this because he goes back in time to kill a t-rex for his own personal gain and ends up messing up time. He might also be saying that the small things matter the most. This message might also be correct, because Eckles stepped on a small insignificant butterfly which ended up messing up time. The point of “The Physics of Time Travel” is to tell us that time travel is possible. The author starts the article with saying that everyone would time travel if they had the chance, and then says that it could actually be possible to
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