Quantum Physics 123: The Doctor's Office Door

[ten-and-chips.livejournal.com]

Though he's still in Richmond (and has now slept in a chair three nights running, which is not good for his back), you may slide your projects under the Doctor's door. He'll be back tomorrow to get them and do the fastest grading known to man.

S. Belmont
V. Cally
J. Crichton
J. Harkness
Lady Jessica


((As a reminder: I'm not looking for actual essays here. Just refresh my memory as to what the subject is and tell me what your character found out. Also tell me if it proves the point well, and how well-written it is. Post your responses here. Thanks.))

Comments

[anextimeagent.livejournal.com]

Subject: How much Jack could have screwed up various timelines by telling his future/alternate/future-alternate self about his death.

What Jack Found Out: That he could have screwed up timelines like woah. Whether he *did* or not depends on what his alt-self did with the information. [[My idea of what older, wiser Jack did with the information is here (http://www.livejournal.com/community/fh_fic/16168.html?#cutid1).]]

Quality: Middling. Between amnesia (when he didn't even touch the project because I was so not playing him finding out AGAIN about the die-a-hero bit) and CJ's accident, it's not as good as it could be. But it makes the point, and makes it clear Jack has a much better grasp of cause-and-effect and the ramifications of time travel than before.