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Martin's death: He returns to his time to prevent Miles' time from being ruined in a Heroic Sacrifice which leads to him walking into out onto his motel room balcony just as someone, presumably James Earl Ray shoots him from offscreen which kills him instantly as the screen turns to black for a moment.
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Miles' bad future: When he takes Martin out of his own timeline, he inadvertently tore the fabric of space-time which caused the world to become very different without Martin's good deeds with almost everyone he knew being racist, Maria and other Latino/Hispanic girls being forced to work as maids, his school being named after a Confederate general and him and his mother being forced to live in poverty which also shows how the same things would've still happened in real life if not for the Civil Rights movement which just demonstrates how important Martin's work really was.
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Miles' bad future: When he takes Martin out of his own timeline, he inadvertently tore the fabric of space-time which caused the world to become very different without Martin's good deeds with almost everyone he knew being racist, Maria and other Latino/Hispanic girls being forced to work as maids, his school being named after a Confederate general and only teaching white students and him and his mother being forced to live in poverty which also shows how the same things would've still happened in real life if not for the Civil Rights movement which just demonstrates how important Martin's work really was.
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Martin's death: He returns to his time to prevent Miles' time from being ruined in a Heroic Sacrifice which leads to him walking into his motel room just as someone, presumably James Earl Ray shoots him which kills him instantly as the screen turns to black for a moment.
Martin's house getting bombed by white supremacists with both his wife and infant daughter inside, thankfully they were okay but it was so bad that Martin's friend Turner leads the other people there to violently attack the bombers in retaliation which could've caused more harm if Martin didn't manage to talk them out of doing it.
The Birmingham riot of 1963, Miles and Randy are transported back to when the Birmingham campaign took place with black students peacefully protesting while the police and Bull Connor spray them with water and deploy wild dogs from the K-9 Unit against them which is pretty hard to watch.
Miles' bad future: When he takes Martin out of his own timeline, he inadvertently tore the fabric of space-time which caused the world to become very different without Martin's good deeds with almost everyone he knew being racist, Maria and other Latino/Hispanic girls being forced to work as maids, his school being named after a Confederate general and him and his mother being forced to live in poverty which also shows how the same things would've still happened in real life if not for the Civil Rights movement which just demonstrates how important Martin's work really was.
Martin's house getting bombed by white supremacists with both his wife and infant daughter inside, thankfully they were okay but it was so bad that Martin's friend Turner leads the other people there to violently attack the bombers in retaliation which could've caused more harm if Martin didn't manage to talk them out of doing it.
The Birmingham riot of 1963, Miles and Randy are transported back to when the Birmingham campaign took place with black students peacefully protesting while the police and Bull Connor spray them with water and deploy wild dogs from the K-9 Unit against them which is pretty hard to watch.
Miles' bad future: When he takes Martin out of his own timeline, he inadvertently tore the fabric of space-time which caused the world to become very different without Martin's good deeds with almost everyone he knew being racist, Maria and other Latino/Hispanic girls being forced to work as maids, his school being named after a Confederate general and him and his mother being forced to live in poverty which also shows how the same things would've still happened in real life if not for the Civil Rights movement which just demonstrates how important Martin's work really was.
