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[[caption-width-right:319: Here's one way to please both sides of the BettyAndVeronica debate.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:One decision. Three possible lives.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:One decision. Three possible lives.]]
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* ''ComicBook/LifeWithArchieTheMarriedLife'' jumps between the timeline where Archie married Betty, and the one where he married Veronica.
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Sub-trope of AlternateTimeline, AlternateUniverse and FlashSideways. Compare RashomonStyle (which depicts different perspectives on the same events), WhatIf (which examines an alternate timeline in a manner that doesn't necessarily overtake the main plot), MissedTheBus (which may examine the consequences of a character missing their bus in a similar fashion), or TwoLinesNoWaiting (if it only uses two timelines). Contrast GroundhogDayLoop (where time keeps repeating regardless of one's actions).
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Sub-trope of AlternateTimeline, AlternateUniverse and AlternateUniverse, FlashSideways. Compare RashomonStyle (which depicts different perspectives on the same events), WhatIf (which examines an alternate timeline in a manner that doesn't necessarily overtake the main plot), MissedTheBus (which may examine the consequences of a character missing their bus in a similar fashion), or fashion) and TwoLinesNoWaiting (if it only uses two timelines). Contrast GroundhogDayLoop (where time keeps repeating regardless of one's actions).
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For Want Of A Nail is now a disambiguation.
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->''"Some other me is homeless, some other me is queen''\\
''Some other me has seen things that no other me has seen''\\
''If I met her I would ask her that one question we both fear''\\
''Some other me, how'd we end up here?"''
''Some other me has seen things that no other me has seen''\\
''If I met her I would ask her that one question we both fear''\\
''Some other me, how'd we end up here?"''
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->''"Some other me is homeless, some other me is queen''\\
''Somequeen\\
Some other me has seen things that no other me hasseen''\\
''Ifseen\\
If I met her I would ask her that one question we bothfear''\\
''Somefear\\
Some other me, how'd we end up here?"''
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Some other me, how'd we end up here?"''
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Oftentimes, there will be parallels between the variants; however, the main appeal is [[ForWantOfANail seeing how the event causes radical changes in the plot.]] This can be done for either dramatic or comedic purposes, with the latter generally using more ridiculous diverging points and/or subsequent changes.
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Oftentimes, there will be parallels between the variants; however, the main appeal is [[ForWantOfANail seeing how the event causes radical changes in the plot.]] plot. This can be done for either dramatic or comedic purposes, with the latter generally using more ridiculous diverging points and/or subsequent changes.
