[ SECRET POST #4003 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4003 ⌋

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Comments

[cakemage]

Yeah, race!Savior stories have problems by default, but I understand the urge to turn it around. For instance, I'm so sick of stories where it turns out that the culture/architecture/advancement of indigenous peoples turns out to be 'cause of aliens. Y'know, like "oh, the Aztecs didn't really build their beautiful civilization themselves, aliens did it for them/showed them how!" "The Easter Island heads were really put there by ALIENS!" "Native Americans were primitive morons until white aliens showed up and taught them their culture!" (Thank you, Voyager.) That's why I've been thinking of writing a short story about aliens crash-landing in Navajo territory and being taught how to survive by the tribe, and when they repair their ship and return home, their own culture is shaped by what they learned of Navajo culture during their experience.

[(Anonymous)]

That sounds really cool! You should write it.

That reminds me of that X-Files episode.

[(Anonymous)]

I grew up on the Navajo reservation and when Hosteen tells Mulder that Anasazi means 'the ancient aliens', pretty much everyone I knew kind of went, "Huh?" Probably not that relevant, just made me think of it.