[HPforGrownups] Hermione and her time -turner
Przemyslaw Plaskowicki
przepla at ipartner.com.pl
Wed May 21 21:48:18 UTC 2003
No: HPFGUIDX 58409
Melanie L Ellis:
> Speaking of the Time Turner, as someone pointed out in a previous
> discussion, since you live through the same time periods twice, that
> means you age that much more. I wonder how many hours Hermoine added to
> her life that year, and um, did it affect her, uh, "development" any at
> all? Did she have to suffer though any extra "feminine problems" because
> she'd added to her life? (Hey, if folks can ask about how humans and
> giants "do it"..... LOL)
>
I made some roughly calculations (but I admit, I didn't deduce course
schedule from canon).
Let's assume that one school week has 30 h of lessons. If we assume
worst case scenario then Hermione's every lesson had conflicting
schedule (I mean by that _every_ lesson required use of Time Turner). So
Hermione's week is longer by 30 h (basically her week had 8 days). In
school year there are about 42 weeks.
42x30h=1260 h
1260h/24h=52,5 days
So excessive use of TT by Hermione added her (in worst case) ca. 52 days
to her year.
I would say, therefore, that any growth difference related to TT is
negligible. (I would even argue that stress related to all those lessons
had negative impact on her health and "development").
Regards,
Pshemekan
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