[ SECRET POST #2583 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2583 ⌋

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Comments

[lunabee34]

I pretty much agree with you OP. I read a lot of wildly OOC fic (mostly in Harry potter) and some of it is the kind where the writer clearly knows it's OOC and is doing it on purpose and some of it is the kind where the writer truly does think Harry does Jesus better than Jesus and Molly's in league with voldemort.

As a writer I strive for canonicity and IC characters and those are the stories I end up loving most as a reader. But those OOC stories just do something for me in a way the others don't. They're often melodramatic and angst focused in a way that scratches my id. And some of them have really interesting plots and world building almost like the author blew their wad on that and had nothing left over for characterization.