"The more you time travel, the less the rules apply to you."
In other words, the Flash writers have given up on having any coherent rules on how time travel works in their universe.
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"The more you time travel, the less the rules apply to you."
In other words, the Flash writers have given up on having any coherent rules on how time travel works in their universe.
They were trying to follow coherent rules before?
I think they also gave up on a coherent plot.
Maybe we should just be glad they're speaking in coherent language. Not necessarily making sense, but at least it's something recognizable. Most of the time.
We've had multiple marker board explanations of how time travel "works" so they were at least trying to have rules, they just couldn't seem to adhere to them.
I will say this week was weirder than most with Savitar losing his memory at the same time as Barry and therefor being unable to have given Wally speed, but everyone still remembered him having speed, and Savitar even still existing despite him having no memory of Barry's betrayal (or anything else) to motivate him.
Details... Details...
Huh. I was expecting Dolph to show up again in the modern storyline, not the flashbacks.
Flash: These people need lessons in good judgment from Oliver Queen. That's how BAD their plans and ideas are.
Bwah! So true, Dana.
I figure it's because everybody on Team Flash's heads keep exploding whenever they try to follow what's going on with the timeline. That can't be good for one's reasoning skills.
This is your brain... This is your brain on Flashpoint... Any questions?