Time-Turner
GRACE701 <grace701@yahoo.com>
grace701 at yahoo.com
Fri Feb 14 21:03:37 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 52226
Enchanted wrote:
>>OOOOH! Thank you for clearing this up for me. I have been
wondering for quite some time why they don't go back in time to fix
other things, but now you've answered my question. JKR says that in
the world of Harry Potter once you're dead you are really dead, so
I'm assuming that they can not step back in time after a death to
stop that death from occurring?
The buckbeak thing causes confusion though, because of the timing.
So did Buckbeak die, or not? They leave Hagrid's hut and later
Dumbledore tells them they can save 2 innocent lives that day. Well,
by that time Buckbeak had been dead for hours, so by going back in
time did they bring Buckbeak back? Some will argue that Buckbeak
never died because Harry and Hermione saved him, but how is that
possible when they did not know to do this until later in the day?<<
Maybe they can stop a death if they go back the same day the person
dies? Even if JK said once you're dead, you're dead, maybe she'll
put a loop in her own "law." Maybe animals/creatures can be
revived, but not humans/wizards or you can save them, so long as you
go back the same day, using a time turner. There are always
excpetions to rules. ;)
Greicy
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