This section of the book contains more than the usual narration. Here the rules of time travelling come into play, as Hermione says, and from this springs an improved excitement, something more unthinkable than the magic world itself.
The two protagonists know very well they cannot be seen by anyone, otherwise they would break a temporal law. Hence, the young wizards get through the “impossible” and succeed.
Despite the author’s brilliant trick, some doubts remain in my mind about a similar time travel. Harry and Hermione never return “forward” at their proper time, so it means that an endless loop has been triggered, in which every “Harry-and-Hermione” travel back in the past.
Furthermore, when Sirius and Harry were saved for the first time by what Harry thought to be his father’s Patronus, it means that “ another Harry”, no more mentioned in other episodes of the novel, had already travelled back from the future and should rescue the present Buckbeak and Sirius!
The conclusion of these two doubts of mine is that there is a “couple” of heroes in every “present” and each couple travels back to save the past present! Every couple remains in a time level which they do not belong to! But, if every couple does this, then it becomes normal and proper.
It’s exactly this whole reasoning that makes me appreciate this episode. This is why it’s not only my favourite part of the book, but also my favourite novel of the Series.
By Chiudinelli Francesco
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