[ SECRET POST #2209 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2208 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"It also sounds pretty snobby, as if you think you could have done better by staying truer to the source material."


As far as I'm concerned, my nitpicking has a lot to do, not with me thinking I could do better, but with me being defensive of some characters and not liking the way they're characterised. If you're a fan of ongoing canons, have you never felt angry about the direction some character was taking? For me it's like that, and it's not about 'purity' or 'snobbishness'.

[(Anonymous)]

But to other people, you have your canon. It can't actually continue, since the author is dead and his works a finite. Now someone else is adapting it, and you may be interested in seeing it the way it was exactly in the source material, but it is a new thing. It's not taking away the old.

[(Anonymous)]

Your canon is not ongoing. Your canon is finished. The movies are an adaptation - they do no change the book or the books characterization. There are now two canons.