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⌈ Secret Post #3231 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Silly tropes that you love

[sarillia]

The actual voices. Yes, exactly, it's weird. But I think especially with things aimed at younger audiences they get nervous about people keeping up with the story or something. I can't think of any other reason they would do that.

Re: Silly tropes that you love

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, I think I misunderstood you. I thought that you were saying you wanted the bodyswapped person to have their non-bodyswapped voice. Now I think you're saying that you don't like that? Gah, it's even confusing to type!

The problem is, bodyswapping is confusing. I am actually part way through writing a bodyswapping fic, and while I am enjoying writing it, I do second-guess the way I should be labelling the characters. Obviously, Bob thinks of himself as Bob, even when he's in Dave's body, and vice-versa. But when dealing with OTHER characters perceptions, it can get a bit confusing. As in, "Sarah saw Bob-who-is-really-Dave walk down the hallway."

But, back to the main point - I do love it when there's a live-action body swap episode, and you get to see the actors mimicking the other actors' mannerisms.