Going back and Promise

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Promise is an antonym for going back in break promise topic.

Promise verb - To make a solemn declaration of intent.

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Going back is an antonym for promise.

A sorcerer is promised the Standard Hero Reward for going back in time and curing a devastating plague before it starts, but when he returns, the plague never happened, so the queen never made the promise (this strip is worksafe, the rest of the comic is not).

Source: Grandfather Paradox

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