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{{quote|The idea here is that you can travel back in time, but you can't actually change history. So if you go back and try to prevent the assassination of [[William McKinley|President McKinley]], it turns out that you killed him yourself. Or if you go back and try and prevent the Black Plague, it turns out that ''you'' are a [[Tomato in the Mirror|flea-ridden diseased rat]].|'''Lore Sjöberg''', "Alt Text"}}
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{{quote|''In fact that was even ''more'' puzzling, when Harry thought about it. Time had presented him with the finished Prank as a ''fait accompli'', and yet it was, quite clearly, his own handiwork. Concept and execution and writing style. Every last part, even the ones he still didn't understand.''|[[Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality]]}}
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