If you travel into the past, every change you make will create a new branch of the timeline that exists in parallel to the “original” branch.
The second option is the branched parallel timelines logic. Everything that’s happened in the past has already happened, even if you didn’t know it until your current present. The first logic is that time travel is a closed loop and that anything you change through traveling back in time will have always been changed. Most time travel narratives featuring characters traveling into their own pasts follow one of two time travel logics. But you can’t really deal with the Avengers: Endgame ending without at least trying to figure out the headachey rules of time travel (which we’ll go into in much more thorough detail in another article).
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