Echoverie

Dumbledore said that the Ministry of Magic, should they ever discover what I've done, could send me to Azkaban. He said I had put the world, and the fate of Hogwarts itself, in danger by stealing Hermione Granger's Time-Turner. I didn't expect him to understand. How could he? It wasn't his father who was broken by grief when Voldemort first struck all those years ago. It wasn't him who had to stand by and watch his father become a hollow shell of a man, consumed by self-loathing and guilt for the lives he could not save. So no, I didn't expect Albus Dumbledore, of all wizards, to understand why I did this. He could never understand that there is nothing more dangerous, more irreversible, than a daughter's love for her father.