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Eloi

The Eloi are one of the two fictional species of post-humans, along with the Morlocks, in H. G. Wells' 1895 novel The Time Machine.

In H. G. Wells' The Time Machine, Film adaptations & In Dan Simmons' Ilium

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In H. G. Wells' The Time Machine

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Film adaptations

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In Dan Simmons' Ilium

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In Greg Bear's Moving Mars

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Created by
H. G. Wells
First appearance
The Time Machine
Home world
Earth
Type
Humanoid

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In H. G. Wells' The Time Machine

Film adaptations

In Dan Simmons' Ilium

In Greg Bear's Moving Mars

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Eloi

Top relations

related to In H. G. Wells' The Time Machine · 14
Eloi → AD, At, By, Earth, Meanwhile, Morlocks, The, The Eloi, The Time Traveller, Their, They, This, Time Traveller, Weena
related to Film adaptations · 7
Eloi → English, In, Morlock, One, The Morlocks, The Time Machine, Time Traveller
related to In Dan Simmons' Ilium · 7
Eloi → Earth, In Dan Simmons' Ilium, Old-style, Simmons, The, The Eloi, Wells' Eloi
related to In Greg Bear's Moving Mars · 5
Eloi → Earth, In Greg Bear' Moving, Mars, The, Wells' Eloi
Created by · 1
Eloi → H. G. Wells
First appearance · 1
Eloi → The Time Machine
Home world · 1
Eloi → Earth
Type · 1
Eloi → Humanoid

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time morlocks wells' machine earth traveller novel humans one two species post-humans simmons' may descendants described modern wells ilium film

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
EloiCreated byH. G. Wells1.00infobox
EloiFirst appearanceThe Time Machine1.00infobox
EloiHome worldEarth1.00infobox
EloiTypeHumanoid1.00infobox
Eloirelated to Film adaptationsIn0.60section
Eloirelated to Film adaptationsThe Morlocks0.60section
Eloirelated to Film adaptationsOne0.60section
Eloirelated to Film adaptationsMorlock0.60section
Eloirelated to Film adaptationsTime Traveller0.60section
Eloirelated to Film adaptationsThe Time Machine0.60section
Eloirelated to Film adaptationsEnglish0.60section
Eloirelated to In Dan Simmons' IliumIn Dan Simmons' Ilium0.60section

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    Eloi

    Nodes21
    Edges20
    Triples37
    Avg. degree1.9
    Density0.095238
    Components1
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