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logans_girl2001) wrote2022-01-05 12:13 pm
logans_girl2001) wrote2022-01-05 12:13 pm
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Snowflake Challenge Day Three
Challenge #3
In your own space, put some favorite characters into an AU, fuse some favorite canons together, talk about your favorite AU/fusion tropes, or tell us why AU/fusions aren’t your cup of tea.
I actually like it all. So long as the characters are recognizable I don't mind seeing them in different worlds.
Most of my stories are as canon compliant as possible. That usually means that the only difference is who I've paired together. I have one story (Rogue) where I ignored a major plot point because I found it to be stupid. I have onestory series (This So Called Life) where I changed the gender of one of the main characters. I am also working on a Teen Wolf story that is completely AU (everyone is human and in high school together).
I feel like you can learn a lot about the canon and characters by writing/reading them in a world that is different from the one they normally inhabit.
In your own space, put some favorite characters into an AU, fuse some favorite canons together, talk about your favorite AU/fusion tropes, or tell us why AU/fusions aren’t your cup of tea.
I actually like it all. So long as the characters are recognizable I don't mind seeing them in different worlds.
Most of my stories are as canon compliant as possible. That usually means that the only difference is who I've paired together. I have one story (Rogue) where I ignored a major plot point because I found it to be stupid. I have one
I feel like you can learn a lot about the canon and characters by writing/reading them in a world that is different from the one they normally inhabit.
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Y'know, I hadn't even considered this as a type of AU. I think I had it classified under 'fixing canon's mistakes' :D