Did Umbridge have a Time-Turner? (WAS: High Inquisitor / time)

[mtwelovett]

No: HPFGUIDX 70577


 I (Mtwelovett) wrote:
> How does Delores Umbridge have the time to be such a busy body in
> everyone else's classes and still "do her job" ? 
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Tom replied:
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> Umbridge has a Time-Turner.
> 
> She's a high ranking Ministry official, the "Senior Undersecretary to 
> the Minister," right? We know from the end of PoA that Time-Turners 
> are only available through the Ministry. We see, in OoP, that the 
> Department of Mysteries actually has dedicated part of its space to 
> the study of Time. And since her position as `High-Inquisitor' is a 
> Ministry delegated position, it makes sense that she'd be able to 
> make use of just about anything the Ministry could provide to make 
> her job (spying on and slowing down Dumbledore, as well as reigning 
> in Hogwarts) a heck of a lot easier.
> 


now I (mtwelovett) reply:

Thanks Tom, I think that a time turner is plausable, since she seems
to always be around, in two (if not more) places at the same time.(and
she may have some gadgets along the lines of some of Dumbledore's)
(This doesn't help professors like McGonnagal who have a similar
schedule as the DADA professor without having more than one house in a
class per year though.) But does this open another can of worms in
regard to when she catches the "DA group"(HRHNGL) in her office and
they(HH) lead her to the forest. If that was in fact Umbridge2 that
caught them and went into the forest how does that effect Umbridge1?
But then this time travel stuff can get compicated anyway. 

cheers!
Mtwelovett