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I'm rewatching Watchmen, and the question occurred to me, - can Doctor Manhattan actually travel through time?

It is made quite clear that he can perceive all time as coexistent, but can he only look through that temporal window, or can he actually step through it and go back (or forward) to another time than his actual linearly existential time-frame?

I'm rewatching Watchmen, and the question occurred to me, can Doctor Manhattan actually travel through time?

It is made quite clear that he can perceive all time as coexistent, but can he only look through that temporal window, or can he actually step through it and go back (or forward) to another time than his actual linearly existential time-frame?

I'm rewatching Watchmen, and the question occurred to me - can Doctor Manhattan actually travel through time?

It is made quite clear that he can perceive all time as coexistent, but can he only look through that temporal window, or can he actually step through it and go back (or forward) to another time than his actual linearly existential time-frame?

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I'm rewatching WATCHMENWatchmen, and the question occurred to me, can Doctor Manhattan actually TRAVELtravel through time?

It is made quite clear that he can PERCEIVEperceive all time as coexistent..., but can he only look through that temporal window, or can he actually step through it and go back (or forward) to another time than his actual linearly existential time-frame?

I'm rewatching WATCHMEN, and the question occurred to me, can Doctor Manhattan actually TRAVEL through time?

It is made quite clear that he can PERCEIVE all time as coexistent... but can he only look through that temporal window, or can he actually step through it and go back (or forward) to another time than his actual linearly existential time-frame?

I'm rewatching Watchmen, and the question occurred to me, can Doctor Manhattan actually travel through time?

It is made quite clear that he can perceive all time as coexistent, but can he only look through that temporal window, or can he actually step through it and go back (or forward) to another time than his actual linearly existential time-frame?

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Was Dr. Manhattan able to travel through time?

I'm rewatching WATCHMEN, and the question occurred to me, can Doctor Manhattan actually TRAVEL through time?

It is made quite clear that he can PERCEIVE all time as coexistent... but can he only look through that temporal window, or can he actually step through it and go back (or forward) to another time than his actual linearly existential time-frame?