[ SECRET POST #3961 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3961 ⌋

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(fandom: My Brother, My Brother and Me)


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[Neil Gaiman's "Good Omens"]


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(Minami, YoI)


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think some of it is age... then again, there are more people in my age group on tumblr then there are teens so there's no telling.


Like Mr. Gaiman, I'm very fond of the horsemen. Pollution was my favorite, in reading the book (maybe a close second to Death, but then, GO Death is so much like Discworld Death...), so I'm entirely pleased-- as someone who's nb-- to see this. But I can understand the whole 'how come it's always non-humans who have non-binary representation' feeling, just like as much as I love robots and aliens, it's tiring not to get to relate to more human autistic characters.

The problem in my mind isn't having nonhuman representation, but in having only nonhuman representation. But that's not Neil Gaiman's problem to fix-- that's not any single writer's problem to fix. The fact that Neil is adding explicit non-binary-ness to a character who was identified as male in the book is still something.