Time Turner: Was Just a comment about Lupin's malady.

[Casey]

No: HPFGUIDX 108502


> Valky wrote:
> 
> Please, I have absolutely no idea where anyone gets the notion that
> time travel has been overextended in the story.
> 
> It sounds to me like personal bias.
> 
> Now don't get me wrong, I *am* biased in favour of more timeturning
> because I have a scientific and adventurous mind. I don't mind a
> challenging paradox myself, its good exercise for me. Frankly, the
> excellence that JKR put into creating the timeturned paradox
> sequence *did* leave me thirsting for more. But I am not posting on
> behalf of that at all, I promise.
> 
> I just want to know how so little can be too much all of a sudden?

Casey responds:

My only issue is that Time Travel can be used too easily to right 
something. To do something and go back and erase everything that 
happened. Use the Time Turner to go back and protect Lupin, or James 
and Lilly, or even go back and make sure Baby Riddle is adopted into 
a loving home so that he doesn't turn out evil.

I'm not saying that this is what JK plans, but it's why I get a knee 
jerk reaction to time travel. Guess I've watched too many poorly 
written Star Trek episodes. 

Casey