[ SECRET POST #2640 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2640 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

- I don't understand writing OOC characters either. It's one thing if someone just misreads a character and does it accidentally, not really understanding their personality or whatever, but if you go into a fanfic like "lolz warning for OOC!characterA" then I wonder why it is you bothered writing about that character in the first place...

- I guess the appeal of AUs would depend on what sort of fandom you're in. If you're in a worldbuilding fandom like Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter where the world and environment is a huge part of the characters, then I can see how it would be less appealing to take that away. In my case, my prominent fandoms are current day, mundane, slice of life types where the environment isn't particularly important. It's fun to put those characters in AUs and see what happens.