Time-turning (Was: World Building And The Potterverse)
dungrollin
spotthedungbeetle at hotmail.com
Thu Apr 12 13:39:10 UTC 2007
No: HPFGUIDX 167399
> Ken:
> I understand perfectly well the time travel theory used in HP and
I understand perfectly well that it seems more serious to many of
you. It is still an ugly wart to me.
<snip>
In Harry Potter it seems jarring and unneccesssary. Rowling decided
she wanted to write a time travel story so it got tacked on.
<snip>
POA would work just as well without time travel.
Dungrollin:
Would you feel better about it if it turned out to be vitally
important for book 7? Not in that they use time travel again, but
the effects of the events in PoA. 'Cause I was just doing some
elementary maths...
Harry jumped back and lived three hours over again, but he never
jumped forwards, so he is now three hours older than he should be.
Does this mean that the blood protection will expire three hours
earlier than Harry thinks, and did Pettigrew hang around long enough
in rat form to see Timetravelling Harry and Hermione, deduce what
they had done, and tell Voldemort?
Dungrollin
Thinking it could just as easily be ESE!Lupin who spilled the
beans...
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