[ SECRET POST #4871 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4871 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT - Because ships that are already fluffy in canon ARE already fluffy in canon and thus I don't need an extra dose of that.

If I want in-character Hannigram where everything is torturous and grim and doomed to unhappy endings for both of them, I'll simply rewatch the show. Fanfiction is my realm of self-indulgence and what I want is to read AUs where the universe and its inhabitants were tweaked just enough so I can get the satisfaction of a happy ending.

[tabaqui]

This.

[philstar22]

Okay, cool. I don't mind AUs, but to me if the characters are too OOC I'm no longer reading those characters that I'm in that fandom to read. If I'm reading Hannibal fics, I want to read Hannibal characters. That's the part that doesn't really make sense to me. But I get the desire for escape and fluffy happy endings. Self-indulgence is exactly what fic should be. Enjoy what you enjoy.

[(Anonymous)]

DA - Yeah, I can relate to AYRT's thing about wanting stuff from fic that you don't get in canon. But I definitely have a limit to how much you can tweak the characterizations before they stop feeling like the characters at all. With Hannibal, making Hannibal himself not a monster would definitely be way too much of a departure from the canon character, for me. To me, that's not a tweak of his character, that's changing the single most fundamental thing about his character. He is malignant by nature; he either destroys or he corrupts; it's just his nature.

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DA

I agree!

[(Anonymous)]

I'm engaged in different fandoms, but the characters have monstrous sides. I'm fascinated by all the ways writers engage with that. Some go past my preferences in one direction and make them very fluffy, and some go past in the other and make them very monstrous; in that case I can't identify with the characters or enjoy the relationships they're exploring any more, but in both cases I'm very curious what the writer is getting out of it.