[ SECRET POST #6057 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6057 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Some Ordinary Gamers]



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[Skullgirls]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But this isn't a question of solving issues in the sense of thematic internal tensions or lacunae. Fic being a Watsonian endeavor doesn't require you to totally erase Doylism from your mind. It doesn't require you to take every jot and tittle of the source with total seriousness. You can balance Watsonianism and Doylism in your head, and fandom doesn't.

[feotakahari]

Maybe I’m not in the right fandoms to understand this? Like, I’ve heard fandom gets really serious about black comedies where the characters are all terrible people. I’m used to stuff where “being serious” is something fandom puts on and takes off.

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DA

Obviously, but for me as a fanfic writer, Watsonian approaches are the really seriously fun part and Doylist ones are a relative buzzkill that I enjoy far less.