Hm. That story reminds me of a permutation of my own timeline I haven't tried yet. Killing all the men. I think it has some possibilities.
Anyway, I think this whole idea of distinct, parallel timelines may be a bit of an oversimplification, but this is a worthwhile project just for curiosity, anyway. I came here from a sort of localized space-time distortion of my own creation that was bordered on either side by the planet Earth in AD 1986. Also 1998. That part wasn't my fault, though. Battler Ushiromiya and Maria Ushiromiya are from approximately the same frame of reference, and Bernkastel spent an inordinate amount of time visiting. I've got a theory that the worlds Thorne, Melissa, Jules, and Gil are from are related, but it's probably not a 1 to 1 linear correspondence that fits your model.
Finally, I'm familiar with Disney's work, but I'm not sure I'm quite supposed to reference him directly. In any case, it seems like I missed most of the good movies that weren't about rodent detectives just by virtue of when I departed.
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Anyway, I think this whole idea of distinct, parallel timelines may be a bit of an oversimplification, but this is a worthwhile project just for curiosity, anyway. I came here from a sort of localized space-time distortion of my own creation that was bordered on either side by the planet Earth in AD 1986. Also 1998. That part wasn't my fault, though. Battler Ushiromiya and Maria Ushiromiya are from approximately the same frame of reference, and Bernkastel spent an inordinate amount of time visiting. I've got a theory that the worlds Thorne, Melissa, Jules, and Gil are from are related, but it's probably not a 1 to 1 linear correspondence that fits your model.
Finally, I'm familiar with Disney's work, but I'm not sure I'm quite supposed to reference him directly. In any case, it seems like I missed most of the good movies that weren't about rodent detectives just by virtue of when I departed.