Clever. What if we all had the "opportunity to see what might have been, and [...] appreciate what actually is"? And in learning to appreciate our present, actually see how our positive actions can change the world even for the better. You'll fall in love with these characters.

A fascinating time travel story that begins with the classic "What if you went back in time and killed Hitler?" thought experiment and goes to places that I never expected, despite having seen all of the time travel movies that the piece references. I consider that a testament to Moran's originality. At its core, the piece delivers a profoundly humanist message, yet it's so much fun that it never feels message-y. Imaginative, playful, thoughtful, and funny, with characters we root for.