>Harry, did I ever tell you about time-turners? They are magical devices which allow the user to travel back in time! This incredible power can even be used to save loved ones from death, as you and your friends discovered with Buckbeak. Despite having an entire closet full of time-turners, the Ministry never once thought to use one to stop Voldemort's reign of terror. It would have been as easy as using a time-turner right after he killed someone, say, your parents, and then lying in wait to ambush him before it ever happened. Alas, time-travel is too dangerous to meddle with. It must only be used for the express purpose of letting a little girl take extra classes one semester, and only if she is a good friend.
Harry, did I ever tell you about time-turners...
Brody Gonzalez
Jace Young
Angel Flores
I'm sorry, did people not realize that you can't change something that already happened? They were able to save buckbeak because buckbeak hadn't been killed yet, they were trying to change the future, not the past, they were just able to travel to the past in order to get it done.
Caleb Howard
wrong. Hermione used it to take multiple classes at the same time. That's changing the past.
Hudson Miller
No it's not, she didn't change the past she literally attended a class. By your logic simply existing in the past is changing it. It would be changing the past if she went and you know, actually changed something, not just appeared somewhere.
Noah Phillips
Brainlet tier user.
Its okay im sure your mummy loves you very much
Brody Smith
hello newfag
Nolan Hughes
You can't change the future because the future is not actualized. Whatever happens is the future. It can't be a different way; if it was, then that was the future and not the other way 'round -- and vice versa.
Joshua Torres
Cope tier post
Ian Campbell
>or how I can make entire feasts appear but millions live in starvation across the world