sex act, wouldn't his dad see two? I am so confused by this part of the book! On page 55, Audrey Niffenegger writes that Henry and his future self are caught "in flagrante delicto" (in a sex act) by his dad. Wouldn't his dad be seeing two of him then (since his future self is only four months older at this point of the book)? Or does his dad just think its some other boy that the Henry in the present is involved with? Is this ever explained? I would think that would really mess his dad up if he saw two of his son doing what we are led to believe they are doing! Please explain...
In The Time Traveler's Wife, when Henry and his future self are caught in a
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