Question: When Marty is in the bar on the morning of the showdown, Seamus shows up saying something told him that he should be there, as if his future depended on it. Was he right? Did what happened that morning affect Seamus' future?
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Chosen answer: Seeing as how Seamus is one of Marty's ancestors and something significant to Seamus' future DID happen that day (Marty didn't get killed), Seamus was definitely right.
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Nothing will affect Seamus' future. If anything happens to Marty, it doesn't affect the 1885 McFly family.
Marty is Seamus' future, so his statement is correct.