[ SECRET POST #2413 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2413 ⌋

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

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Comments

[kaijinscendre]

Until they give him a real name, fans can call him whatever they want. And if Genim is a fanon then that is fine. Though I would like to know how Genim came about.

[(Anonymous)]

I believe it's the name written on the file on coache's desk that the Sherriff points at?

[queerwolf]

Well when the creator of the show comes out and says that's not his name, it's kind of obnoxious to still keep using it.

[kaijinscendre]

Why? It doesn't impact the show in any way. It isn't an offensive name. It doesn't affect story plot.

[queerwolf]

You're right. Just tired of seeing it when we know it's not his name. Nothing more than that.

[(Anonymous)]

That's like saying shipping non-canon pairings (be they slash or not) when the creator's state they're never going to be together is obnoxious.

[(Anonymous)]

Why, it's not like there's a something else to use instead?

[(Anonymous)]

Not everyone considers Word of God to be canonical. And even if (generic) you do, there's no guarantee that the creator won't backtrack anyway; witness examples as minor as Mozzie's name being spelled Haversham rather than Havisham and as major as Mulder and Scully getting romantically involved.

This is where it came from

[(Anonymous)]

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20120915053939/teenwolf/fr/images/7/79/Stiles_genim_stilinski.jpg

That's Sheriff Stilinski's hand pointing to the name on his son's file while in a parent-teacher conference with Finstock.

Re: This is where it came from

[kaijinscendre]

Huh. How the hell is that not canon?

Re: This is where it came from

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, it was a split-second and I'm pretty sure they weren't really intending for it to be seen, but, you know, HD and detail-oriented fans. I thought the scene was made a little awkward because of the deliberate avoidance of saying his name and having the Sheriff point to the file.

Re: This is where it came from

[(Anonymous)]

That supposed G looks more like another i to me, so [something]ienim? Is that even possible in a Polish name though?

Re: This is where it came from

[cloud_riven]

Yeah, I'm seeing an i as well. Secondin whoever mentioned lazy Jeff Davis and bad prop design.

Re: This is where it came from

[comma_chameleon]

Yeah I can't see a G in that at all... it definitely looks like [truncated]ienim to me...

Re: This is where it came from

[deadtree]

well tbh I now fully support fandom's desire to use this name