Editing Talk:Suzumiya Haruhi:Timeline (section)

== Haruhi Theater ==

OK, so what's the deal with that??
Where exactly do these chapters fit into the continuity of the series.
I remember reading about kyon picturing Koizumi holding a crossbow and wearing medieval clothes in one of the main novels
:They don't take place in the canon. They're basically what-if stories of what'd happen if Haruhi used the full extent of her power. --AuraTwilight 16:03, 14 December 2007 (PST)

:The following (from Snow Mountain Syndrome) makes me think that Haruhi Theater takes place some time before Snow Mountain Syndrome.
::A very intense sense of familiarity hits me the moment I let that out. Just like that feeling I experienced during that endless August with the sudden memory disconnect. What is it? I shout out in my mind for a memories which I should not recall. Come on! Hurry!
::...
::I keep wracking my brain and a barely visible watermark appears. There's Koizumi in strange clothing, Haruhi, Nagato with Asahina-san, and lastly myself.
::"Ahh there we go. Koizumi, for some reason, I keep thinking of you with a harp in hand and everybody being dressed in historical clothing and doing something..."
::...
::Damnit. I can't recall anything. My own logic dictates that I have no recollection of any alternate space, but my gut instincts deep inside tell me that is definitely not the case.
::What could it be, although I can only recall key words in fragments, there are fleeting visions such as kings, pirates and gunfights in a spaceship drifting about in my mind. Just what is with this? My memory tells me that there's nothing of the sort, but what's with these pieces that I can't seem to piece together that are intertwined inside my heart? I can't put the whole picture together.
:I think that they were temporarily stuck in another world or something, sort of like what happened with the mansion in the blizzard, hence Kyon's sense of familiarity. They then lost all memory of it when they returned to their original world, with no time passing. But this may just be my strange delusions. In the end, it doesn't really matter.--[[User:Yggdrasil325|Yggdrasil325]] 11:04, 2 December 2008 (PST)