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{{quote|''Time travel is theoretically impossible, but I wouldn't want to give it up as a plot gimmick.''|'''[[Isaac Asimov]]'''}}
{{quote|''(For related tropes, see [[Time Travel Tropes]])''|TV Tropes}}
A time travel story can simply use time travel as a vehicle to get the hero to the [[Adventure Towns]], or the [[Phlebotinum]] involved can be a key plot driver. No matter what story type the hero is going to need a [[Time Machine]] or [[Time Master]] to get around. Time Travel stories seem to fall into several categories:
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See also [[Temporal Mutability]] for the very tricky problem of how (or even if) you can change the future or the past.
See also [[Meanwhile in the Future]], [[What Year Is This?]], the other [[Time Travel Tropes]], and this [[wikipedia:Time travel|Wikipedia entry]].
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Mentioned in the end, since this series uses (and spoofs) ''every single trope'' listed above:
* [[Larry Niven]]'s ''Hanville Svetz'' series of time travel short stories, collected in ''[[The Flight of
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