[ SECRET POST #3132 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3132 ⌋

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Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

I think it helps to keep in mind that AUs function for the most part not on the level of reality, but on the level of genre.

So of fucking course HSAUs are centered around the American high school experience, because they're not for the most part having anything to do with high school - they're AUs set in high school movies, which is a genre which America has dominated.

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[(Anonymous)]

I think it helps to keep in mind that AUs function for the most part not on the level of reality, but on the level of genre. So of fucking course HSAUs are centered around the American high school experience

I agree with this to a degree. It is clear that most HS AUs function on the level of genre. However, British boarding school fiction is a genre too, a definitively British one, and sometimes even British boarding school fics are Americanized. That's when I find it particularly glaring.