Time-Turner analysis
Vicky Gwosdz
vicky.gwosdz at group4falck.be
Thu Sep 9 17:31:16 UTC 2004
No: HPFGUIDX 112501
--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Scott" <scraft at d...> wrote:
> I am suprised that no one has come up with this yet, but here it
> goes. In PoA, if the person who cast the patronus was Harry then
he
> would of have to survive by other means the first time, because the
> stag chased the Dementors away. So the question becomes what would
> have happened to Harry if the stag did not chase the Dementors
away?
> Would they have given Harry the Kiss or would they have left him
> alone after they kissed Sirius. When JKR put this in the book, I
> don't believe at the time she knew that it was going to be analysed
> so deeply. I think that we were supposed to look at it like "Oh
that
> was Harry who cast the Patronus Stag" and then move on with the
story.
I think that's the whole issue of going back in time
and "interfering" with the future (or the present of your future
self). By doing so, you create a sort of a vicious time-circle in
which both actions depend on one another. (In the same sense as the
chicken and the egg discussion).
Just my 2 cts
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