3 years later . . .
Over the years, Einstein passed the time toiling in his theories about physics. However, it was spoiled on the night of Kristallnacht (the night of broken glass), his house was ransacked and his paper were found. He is taken from his home in a coal-black Mercedes after which he is driven to the heavily guarded German prison of Colditz . Colditz is the prison used for only the most important or dangerous prisoners. At the time there are only seven people incarcerated. 2 former kings, 3 other leaders of countries, 1 attempted regicide and 1 depressed scientist. Einstein conspires with the unjustly accused King Zog to smuggle scrap metal and other materials into his cell in which he is constructing his magnum opus.
"If we can accelerate an object to the speed of light, than it and any other object touching it ,namely me, will be able to move into the past!", exclaims Einstein.
"I didn't understand a word you just said, but if you can change the past so that the Nazis don't win World War 2 by using your atomic bomb formula, then I'm all for it.", replies Zog, a bit ignorantly.
They both put their hands on the device, which looks like a small pocket watch, adjust the settings, and BOOM! The door explodes and a man in a black suit with copious amounts of medals flanked by two SS storm troopers comes in, arrests Zog, who is never seen again, and takes his research and materials and leaves them in his offics. Later Einstein seeks out to take back his machine. He sets it, and a bright flash and. . .
1937: Albert Einstein looks around, sees that everything is just as it should be, smiles, and books two tickets out of Berlin.
"If we can accelerate an object to the speed of light, than it and any other object touching it ,namely me, will be able to move into the past!", exclaims Einstein.
"I didn't understand a word you just said, but if you can change the past so that the Nazis don't win World War 2 by using your atomic bomb formula, then I'm all for it.", replies Zog, a bit ignorantly.
They both put their hands on the device, which looks like a small pocket watch, adjust the settings, and BOOM! The door explodes and a man in a black suit with copious amounts of medals flanked by two SS storm troopers comes in, arrests Zog, who is never seen again, and takes his research and materials and leaves them in his offics. Later Einstein seeks out to take back his machine. He sets it, and a bright flash and. . .
1937: Albert Einstein looks around, sees that everything is just as it should be, smiles, and books two tickets out of Berlin.
THE END
