Question

Which social perception does H. G. Wells seem to be portraying in this excerpt from The Time Machine?

Answer 1

C would be the best answer because it is most probable.

Answer 2

Answer, C: Clever people are sometimes whimsical.

In this excerpt of The Time Machine, H.G. Wells seems to be portraying that clever people are sometimes whimsical, which means unusual and strange in a way that might be funny or annoying; unsusual and using imagination; actions that change suddenly and for no obious reason. "But the Time Travellers had more than a touch of whim among his elements..."