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In "The People that Time Forgot," the story continues the adventures in the mysterious land of Caspak, a hidden island in the South Pacific where prehistoric creatures and primitive human societies coexist. The protagonist, Bowen Tyler, returns to Caspak after his previous encounter with its dangerous and primeval environment.As the narrative unfolds, Bowen finds himself separated from his companions and stranded in an unfamiliar region of Caspak. He discovers that the island is divided into different territories, each populated by distinct tribes or species, ranging from savage Neanderthals to highly evolved beings.Bowen encounters a new set of challenges and perils as he attempts to survive and find a way back home. He faces encounters with formidable creatures, battles with rival tribes, and even romantic entanglements. Throughout his journey, Bowen discovers secrets about the origins and mysteries of Caspak, including its unique biology and the enigmatic forces that govern the island."The People that Time Forgot" explores themes of evolution, survival, and the resilience of the human spirit. It combines elements of adventure, exploration, and speculative fiction, capturing readers' imaginations with its vivid descriptions of the primal landscapes and ancient civilizations of Caspak. Burroughs' storytelling prowess shines through in the action-packed plot and the immersive world-building that brings Caspak to life.