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Answer A: How to avoid info dumps in fan fiction?
How did the original material introduce its setting, characters and mechanics to you? Exactly. Just do that, and chances are people who liked the way the original series did it will like the way your fanfiction does it as well. And if they didn't like the way it was done in the original series, then ...
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over 6 years ago
Answer A: How do I know if a concept is sexist or not?
It is not sexist. Thinking it is sexist requires some mental gymnastics, and actively searching something to nitpick about is, I would say, in my humble opinion, everything wrong with postmodernism. Building on @user49466's answer, I will expand on why this concept is far from sexist. - Reproduction...
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over 6 years ago
Answer A: Are connotations with certain names inevitable?
LISA's main character is called Brad because Dingaling's father was called Brad, and he associated the idea of father with that name. He loved his father so much, he renamed his studio to LOVEBRAD after his father passed away. In some ways, LISA's Brad is fairly similar to your Brad, which is curious...
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over 6 years ago
Answer A: Do modern readers believe the first person narrator can't die?
I would say I specialize myself in first person short stories narrated in past tense where the narrator abruptly dies at the end. It's kind of specific, but oh well. In my experience, most people don't expect this, although I am not sure if it is because of the narration style or because death comes...
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over 6 years ago