That they reference their history book is simply them finding out what year to head back to and getting cliff notes on what the figures are known for Bill and Ted arguably learn more about the people simply by being around them. Bill and Ted also needed a straight A on their history report otherwise they would fail the grade - therefore the time travel is essential because bringing back these figures would is pulling out all the stops and arguably makes their presentation spectacular. So they didn't determine history nor were they expected to simply report on on these figures and their history And some of the figures were already doing what they were famous for prior to being picked up Lincoln is already president, Ghengis Khan is already a conqueror, Socrates is already a philosopher.
Bear in mind that what Mr Ryan asks them to do is not a straight history report The report is detailing what these historical figures would make of the modern world and San Dimas, hence Lincoln's final speech and Socrates declaring he 'loves San Dimas' with Ted's assistance. But if they were learning everything from the book, why did they even need to go time-travelling? Unless you mean meeting the historical figures is what motivated them to read the book?. Er, they knew an awful lot about them because they're shown to be constantly referencing their history book. How? They made it up! Then, when they returned the people to their own time, they simply did what B&T said in their report, thus making sure B&T's version of history was the correct one. Not to mention that those two medieval princesses turn out to be the rest of the band, meaning Wyld Stallyns absolutely must use time-travel to complete its lineup.īill and Ted created history and so could never have gotten less than an "A"Bill and Ted didn't do much actual study, yet they knew an awful lot about the personages of historical significance they brought with them. De Nomolos is then allowed to complete the time loop and banished to the late 20th/early 21st century. Notice in the future that when De Nomolos takes over, Rufus isn't that surprised when De Nomolos appears (".my old gym teacher"), which indicates that THAT Rufus already knew what was going on and had probably already returned from helping out Bill & Ted as Ms. One way it could work is having Rufus (or The Three Most Important People In The World) secretly influence the humble De Nomolos into being a evil mastermind without him knowing it, and then using him to inadvertently save the future. You could argue that the future society did some sort of Orwellian Retcon to prevent him (or anyone else) from knowing about that, but Rufus clearly did, having also gone back disguised as Ms. Right, but the problem is that De Nomolos (in the future) knows that Bill & Ted's big break is the Battle of the Bands concert (seeing how it's a relatively well-known event), and that's the time he goes back there, but if the time loop is stable, which through all other indications it is, then he would KNOW that he would go back there, ensure the satellite feeds would broadcast Bill & Ted worldwide, and completely fail at his plan by being arrested in the late 1980s/early 1990s. Bill and ted rufus full#
It's clear from the second film's ending that had DeNomolos not gone back in time and used his futuristic technology to put Bill and Ted in full view of the whole world, they couldn't have become the icons he was trying to prevent them from becoming. Everything happened exactly as history recorded it as happening.Rufus was always supposed to be the one to go back and help the boys pass their history report, and DeNomolos was always supposed to attempt to prevent it from happening.
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