Would YOU Be A Time Wrecker?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  First things first...why do you think people commit crimes?

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  • A.
    It usually boils down to circumstances and environment. Most people want to do the right thing, if only they have the opportunity.
  • B.
    People commit crimes because they think they're above the law. Offering endless second chances just fans the flames of entitlement.
  • C.
    Often, crimes are a desperate attempt to solve big problems. We need more social programs and community support if we want to prevent crime.
  • D.
    Everyone has the same two choices: obey the laws or break them. People break the laws because they have no respect for others.
• 2.
  Imagine you're the victim of a violent crime. You're about to face your attacker before his/ her sentencing. What do you hope to hear?

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  • A.
    You hope the judge will put your attacker away for a long, long time, so he/ she can never hurt anyone again.
  • B.
    You want the attacker to apologize to your face for what he/ she has done. 
  • C.
    You want answers about what happened. What drove your attacker to do such a thing? 
  • D.
    You hope you'll have the chance to confront your attacker. He/she needs to see the pain this caused you.
• 3.
  How would you describe human nature?

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  • A.
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    Everyone is good at heart. Sometimes people just need more empathy and understanding.
  • B.
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    People will do whatever they can get away with. That's why we need strict laws and punishments.
  • C.
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    Everyone has good and evil inside of them. What they choose determines who they are.
• 4.
  Choose your favorite story about time travel.

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  • A.
    Ray Bradbury's The Sound of Thunder. It goes to show how even tiny events in the past can seriously affect the future.
  • B.
    The Back To The Future trilogy. No matter how much Doc and Marty mess up, it all works out in the end. Like Doc tells Jennifer and Marty : "Your future is whatever you make it. So make it a good one, both of you."
  • C.
    The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger. Even though time travel puts Henry and Clare through incredible challenges, some things--like their love--remain the same.
  • D.
    The Butterfly Effect. The movie shows that even with the best of intentions, altering the past doesn't help anyone. It only causes more pain in the end.
• 5.
  Could you ever trust a criminal?

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  • A.
    Yes. We've all made mistakes--I know I'm not perfect, either.
  • B.
    Yes, if they are remorseful and say they have changed. Everyone deserves a second chance.
  • C.
    No. Even if he or she regrets what happened, it doesn't change what they did.
  • D.
    No. Anyone can say they've changed--it doesn't mean they're telling the truth.
• 6.
  One last question: Do you believe in fate?

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  • A.
    No. We all have free will, and the world is shaped by our choices.
  • B.
    Yes. Everything about our lives has already been decided.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  #YSOLO : You Should Only Live Once

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  Some things never change--and time should be one of them. People learn and grow from their past, no matter how painful it is. If criminals travel back in time and undo their crimes, who knows what else they might unravel? Timeline rectification—or “time wrecking”—is bound to cause more problems than it solves. #YSOLO : You should only live once Want to read more about timeline rectification? Check out the TIME WRECKER trilogy by Ellen Smith
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  #TIMEWRECKER : Make Crime A Thing Of The Past

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  You're all about progress. If time travel could be used to obliterate crime, why would you stand in the way? Rehabilitation still falls short of what criminals and victims really want--a world where the crime was never committed at all. Timeline rectification gives rehabilitated criminals the chance to set things right. Why keep one-time offenders in prison or allow their victims to suffer? Timeline rectification is a kinder, more compassionate solution. #TIMEWRECKER : Make Crime A Thing Of The Past Want to read more about timeline rectification? Check out the TIME WRECKER trilogy by Ellen Smith