ext_82219 ([identity profile] shahni.livejournal.com) wrote in [community profile] fandomsecrets2007-09-04 12:22 pm

[ SECRET POST #242 ]


⌈ Secret Post #242 ⌋

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Back to school time! ♥ Please do forgive my early or late posts. ♥ And, er. Have an early today~! 'causeIgottarun!

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(Anonymous) 2007-09-04 10:41 pm (UTC)(link)
It's easy enough to find out about interpretation of character from scripts, wikipedia, summaries and general consensus as those are most often written by fans (with the exception of scripts and still how is reading the dry breadcrust of script with no facial expressions or intonations going to give you anything more than what they said and what others said to them).

That's the problem. Fan interpretation. If a fan is in love with a character, they will only accentuate those things they loved and downplay those nastier aspects of the character's personality.

You are in love with an interpreted (regurgitated) concept, not the original character as presented in canon.

NOT THE SAME THING.

Love the concept, love the interpretation and have a blast, but I still won't consider you a 'fan'.