Synopsis

The journey back deposited them in the 1850s, a time of unfamiliar customs and landscapes. There, they encountered Jules and Verne’s maternal grandparents, Daniel and Martha. A peculiar affection blossomed between Martha and Marty, a deviation from the established familial path. The implications were unsettling; Clara's very existence seemed precarious. This burgeoning romance took a darker turn when Martha was abducted by Wild Bill Tannen, plunging the delicate balance into chaos.