[ SECRET POST #4380 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4380 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think it's taboo, it's just not usually dramatically relevant.

Every time a character mails a letter, we don't necessarily see him driving out to the post office for stamps, you know?

[(Anonymous)]

But isn't this the beauty of fanfiction? That we can throw convention and dramatic relevance right out the window if we want to?

[(Anonymous)]

Sure! I guess my question is why you would want to. And I really want to be clear that I'm asking this in the most totally non-judgmental spirit possible - I'd ask the same question about the stamps example, I just don't personally really see what either one adds to the story. That doesn't mean it's wrong, it's just something I don't understand.

[(Anonymous)]

I guess it just depends on how much "slice of life" you like?

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[(Anonymous)]

And the genre of the fic.

If it's a slice of life fic where everything is detailed like that it doesn't stand out from all the other SOL detail. If it's happening in the middle of a tense grimdark action fic ... why?

[(Anonymous)]

Fanfiction doesn't have the exclusive rights to writing poorly.