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Monday, January 28, 2019
Here's a scenario
In the first Jurassic Park, Dinosaurs fuck over the island and kill a lot of people
But for some reason in-universe, a couple decades later they do it all again in Jurassic world
I can't conceive of that being a realistic premise, but it's not a "plot hole"
I'm having trouble thinking of something I'd consider a plot hole
Most of the time, I assume it's just meant to be dumb or not well thought out
Or it's something that gets retconned
People often confuse in universe rules for plot holes
oh don't get me wrong, those people are retarded too
but if a universe establishes something is how a world works, it would have to be inconsistent with another in universe rule for me to have a problem with it
OK, I thought of one
Harry Potter
They never use the Time Turner again
I stick with them never using it again is either a plot hole, or the author retconning it out of the universe
That's a load of shit and you know it
Dumbledore is also gay
And Hermione black
How do you know she didn't just change her race at the end of Book 5?
Between school semesters she ate a lot of fried chicken
ALL THE TIME TURNERS IN THE WORLD
And no more can ever be made
Nor are they used to solve the problems in Books 4/5
yes
I'm not suprised
Time travel is never a good plot device to use haphazardly
You know Gent, fair
Harry Potter as a series not only introduced time travel mcguffins, it didn't know how to use them
I don't even think it's a gay rule
"Everything's destined to happen"
But Jesus Christ, don't try to use time travel then
I love it already
Does it involve a microwave and a banana?
