[ SECRET POST #6077 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6077 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA I'm into PoI and I absolutely hate her characterisation! But I've accepted that she's just going to write her own version of characters which is often very different to what I like, so I only read her stuff if I'm not too attached to the canon.

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Another person into PoI here, and I've found that most of my favorite fics (not just by Astolat) will have a bunch of detractors calling them OOC. It kind of makes me wonder what they consider IC, honestly.

To be fair, I did stop watching the show when they killed off Carter, so I've only watched about half the episodes. Perhaps what I consider IC wouldn't look that way to me any more if I'd finished the show?

But on the other hand, a lot of my favorite fics were written during the first two seasons of the show, so if any of those detractors are judging them based on the characterization choices in later seasons, they're being absurdly unfair.

[(Anonymous)]

Astolat's POI fic is very firmly set somewhere in the first three seasons, IMO. I think she stopped writing POI before season four? Which might explain why someone who watched it to the end and then looked for fic might find it more OOC than I do (I didn't watch the last season).