A Poll About Fic
22 Mar 2010 00:03When you're reading a fic in a large universe (like Marvel, DCU or Star Trek), and you run into a canon character you're not familiar with, you...
Keep reading and hope the context of the fic is all you need.![]()
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18 (69.2%)
Stop and look up that character on wiki or some fandom resource.![]()
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16 (61.5%)
keep reading but plan to look up the character later.![]()
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11 (42.3%)
decide the story is getting too complicated and stop reading.![]()
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1 (3.8%)
ask the author about the character in a comment.![]()
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0 (0.0%)
do something else, that you'll talk about in comments.![]()
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0 (0.0%)
It depends on how important the character is to the story.![]()
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11 (42.3%)
It depends if the story is an AU.![]()
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2 (7.7%)
When reading a fic with a large cast, would you find an appendix with a dramatis personæ useful?
Yes.![]()
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9 (34.6%)
No.![]()
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2 (7.7%)
It depends if it's an AU.![]()
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7 (26.9%)
It depends on how many characters are in play.![]()
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10 (38.5%)
It depends on if the characters are pulled from disparate parts of canon.![]()
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10 (38.5%)
Also:
I've got to figure out how the climax is going to work, in a techo-magical-logistical sort of way, but I think all my plot threads are starting to tie in.
Still got to write the actual racing scene. Still looking for recs of books that have horse racing and/or bareback riding from the POV of the jockey/rider. I've already read a fair bit of Francis, Farley and Henry.