[ SECRET POST #3449 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3449 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Two different types of kid-fics

[(Anonymous)]

Definitely A, because a lot of times when I seek out fan fic it's to read different interpretations of the pasts of characters who didn't receive backstories or only had them hinted at in canon. But I guess I wouldn't normally consider the general concept in itself "kid-fic" because it's not the character being a child that specifically interests me so much as the backstory aspect. Also I'd probably be more interested in their adolescence/adulthood anyway, unless the canon indicates something significant happened in their childhood.

I might read something in B if it was about the future of a younger character, but it'd probably have to be for a canon with a really interesting premise or setting that'd guarantee a unique plot that character could fit into. Otherwise I wouldn't be particularly interested in reading gen or romance about a different version of what's probably a secondary character in the original medium.

An OC child wouldn't interest me at all. I can like OCs when they fill a needed role in a story the canon characters are featured in, but I've never seen a case where a fic that started off with and centered on one really kept my interest.