[ SECRET POST #3189 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3189 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I do write original stuff and there seems to be ideas that hang on me, but that I'm too intimidated to take on. Usually it's stuff related to historical fiction because both of my ideas would require an insane amount of research/world-building and I can see so many ways where I'd screw up. Like it's a common time-traveling trope to have a time traveler go back in time and try to kill Hitler. Spoiler alert: it never ends well. But I'm wondering if someone ever wrote a story where someone tried to save the Archduke Franz Ferdinand? After all, his death set World War I into play, which brought down nearly every royal family except the Brits, gave birth to Soviet Russia, and paved the way for the even bloodier World War II. Seriously, I bequeath this idea to anyone willing to take it on. Because if World War I didn't happen, would Hitler have come to power in the first place?

I also have an alternate history where the last Romanovs were rescued, except for the Tsarevich and Nicholas II. Basically the general idea was that they are sent to America where they have to make new lives, and in this version, the US government, rather than fighting a secret undeclared war in Russia, they decide to openly declare war. But the public is weary of war so they want to use the surviving Romanovs as a means of stirring up the public, so they can be like, "Here's what you're fighting for."

But the idea of having to try to construct voices for them and all the research and whatnot...like I said, it intimidates me.