[ SECRET POST #3607 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3707 ⌋

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

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[Pokemon]


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[Draco Malfoy from Harry Potter]


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[Sherlock]


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[Titanic]


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06.
[Underworld: Blood Wars]


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(Claymore)











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Comments

The part I like more...

[(Anonymous)]

I'm writing a fic that starts as a futurefic canon-divergence AU anyway by aging up a couple characters and assuming a canon-similar life first r the seasons I didn't watch plus the future. But then these characters get taken from everything they know and thrust into situations and experiences that deeply affect them emotionally until they hate each other and are separated.

Then their old life catches up with them and they (and their old friends) have to deal with how bad things are. Problem is, aside from the breaking point moment, I care way more about the last-third than the first two. Like, I don't even really know how they end up in the new place, what happens to them beyond the big event that cements their anti-relationship, or how their old friends get there.

And there's a part of me that just wants to start at the end and call it a big fat AU but I figure I'm pushing the boundaries enough of what people will want to read.

IDK what to do. What do you all think?

Re: The part I like more...

[(Anonymous)]

Why don't you write the part you really want to write first and then look, if it works on its own.

I always had the impression that people can be pretty vocal about hating AUs, but at least half the most popular fics in the big fandoms are AUs that have very little to do with canon.