[ SECRET POST #4855 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4855 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Disagree. I've been in fandom for over 20 years, and that was never the definition on/in any of the forums or communities I've been in over the years. It was always a very specific personality/character type that wasn't applied just to fanfic (honestly, it was used more for TV shows/movies/published books than fanfic in my experience).

[(Anonymous)]

DA - Dude, seriously, no. I've been in fandom since the mid 90s. A Mary sue is a fanfic trope. Of course the context of fic is an inherent part of the definition. It's a fanfic trope. The mainstream appropriated it. And by doing so, they fundimentally altered the trope.

[(Anonymous)]

In fandom since the late 80s here and have read the original Mary Sue 'essay' (from a ST: TOS fandom fanzine in 1973). AWRTY is right, though no doubt it has expanded.