[HPforGrownups] Re: Time-Turner
Amy Z
aiz24 at hotmail.com
Sun Jun 16 03:52:12 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 39922
Debbie wrote:
there's only one history, it involved HH1 and HH2 acting
> > simultaneously. HH1 see Harry2 and HH2 see HH1, so we know there's only
>one
> > sequence of events. And neither one of them is dead. And in the same
> > manner, each class period was only held once, but Hermione1 attended
> > Divination, Hermione2 attended Arithmancy, etc.
Fiat Incantatum wrote:
>Something that I think hasn't been mentioned that supports this is the
>missed Charms class. When Hermione misses a Charms class, Ron and Harry
>know about it and ask her where she went, since she'd been right next to
>them when they reached the door. Since at that point she'd already
>missed it, she couldn't then use the TT to go back and attend it, no
>matter how awful missing a class might seem to her.
I was wondering about the missed Charms class too. But I still don't get
it.
Think of it this way: Hermione does this routine every day. When she goes
to Muggle Studies, she is missing Divination. Then she turns over the TT,
goes back, and goes to Divination. I understand what Deb is saying about
the two Hermiones, but I don't understand why she couldn't use it to go to a
missed Charms class.
Had she kept her cool and gone back and gone to Charms, Harry and Ron (at
least the ones in that time-thread) would remember her going to Charms. By
the same token, they remember her going to Divination every time, even
though she was in both Divination and Muggle Studies; she went to one
"first" and "then" the other, and no one in either class missed her--because
she was there.
Before you say "but that day, she *wasn't* in Charms," let me ask: why
wasn't she? There's no difference between missing a class because you got
stressed out and accidentally went back and took a nap in your common room,
and missing a class because you went to your other class. In each case, you
use your TT at the end of the period you want to re-live, and re-live it.
Amy Z
who can't keep straight where she has to be when in *one* continuum, thank
you, so will decline to use a TT, however tempting it may be
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