[ SECRET POST #5983 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5983 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I always feel like beautiful high quality amazing works don't have room for me to fan, whereas mediocre shows have room for fandom to improve and expand on them. I like my fandoming to be character explorations and wacky paths off of dropped stories or throwaway lines or something.

(Also your English is great!)

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, exactly! Very high quality media doesn't tend to get a lot of fandom because there's not so many weird little inconsistencies and gaps and problems to lure fans in. And the exceptions (like, say Jane Austen) often lure fans in with an adaptation which of course leaves things out and adds things in and shows things differently to how you might imagine, thereby making room for fannish activity, even if the original is really good.