Time Travel Book Quotes

“It depends on you how you mold them and shape their thinking. Depending on the values they get from you, they will either be the angels or demons of time.”
― Varun Sayal, Disciples of Trikaal

“Multiple choices lead to similar outcomes. You can only control your decisions. You cannot control their consequences, only gods can.”
― Varun Sayal, Disciples of Trikaal

“See, that’s the major difference between us. Its not our powers. It’s our life goals. With your power of clairvoyance, you could have been a god too, like me. …”
― Varun Sayal, Disciples of Trikaal

“A time traveler is never late for anything.”
― Michael Poeltl, Cleo McCarthy Time Travel and Other Impossible Things

“I enjoy traditional travel as well as time travel.”
― Michael Poeltl, Cleo McCarthy Time Travel and Other Impossible Things

“You remember people who aren't there. At least, you do for a while and then the memories fade and you don't really know why."

"Narine, what you're describing is called false memory. Things you're sure you remember correctly that just aren't real. Another term for it is the Mandela Effect, and it's—"

"Mundane people call it that, but it's a modern term. And I believe Mandela did die earlier in one timeline. There was an assassination attempt, but we stopped the plot from going forward."

Jacob opened his mouth, then closed it and crossed his arms over his chest. "It's normal."

"It is normal." She leaned forward. "For you, it's very normal. Because you're a mage and a traveler. Your memories are not false and they never have been. Your parents and your teachers probably called you forgetful—called you imaginative if they were being nice—but you're not forgetful."

He swallowed, and she could see the beginnings of belief dawning in his expression.

She kept going. "You don't remember less, Jacob, you remember more. You remember the possibilities of a time that wasn't meant to be.”
― Elizabeth Hunter, The Thirteenth Month