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It’s either shoot Isabelle or get shot by Isabelle, and unlike Isabelle, I’m assuming you do fear death.I would never shoot Isabelle.
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It’s either shoot Isabelle or get shot by Isabelle, and unlike Isabelle, I’m assuming you do fear death.I would never shoot Isabelle.
that..... Is a splendid ideaEven better, what if he pulls it out on Isabelle?
How are you gonna protect yourself when one runs at you at full speed then?I would never shoot a Pikachu.
You do know the debate forum exists, right?super smash brothers ultimate is cool
ok so now that my post is on topic lets discuss the complexity and nuance behind lgbt representation in media and how to get it right
But i have Wolverine's healing factor.It’s either shoot Isabelle or get shot by Isabelle, and unlike Isabelle, I’m assuming you do fear death.
Ok, here's how you do it:super smash brothers ultimate is cool
ok so now that my post is on topic lets discuss the complexity and nuance behind lgbt representation in media and how to get it right
What do you mean you're not gonna have SonicFox as the protagonist of your story?. I'm not gonna have the main hero of my story just walk into the room, shout "I'm gay" and then leave. That's just silly.
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the way i see author's intent is that once they publish their works, its like "public grounds" in a wayYou can't force your own world view on a fictional character because that's someone else's creation. Sure, if you relate to them then that's great. But if you go up to the author and you ask them if the character is xyz and they say no, then you have to just except that. If the author did intend it, and included symbolism to indicate it to the audience, then great! But if they didn't then you have to get over it. We need more fictional diversity, if anything, to stop this kind of thing from happening. There doesn't necessarily have to be a reason for it in the story for it to be there, but if it's not important to the story then I'm probably not gonna bring it up. I'm not gonna have the main hero of my story just walk into the room, shout "I'm gay" and then leave. That's just silly.
Something really has gone wrong in the happy-go-lucky world of Nintendo.Even better, what if he pulls it out on Isabelle?
This isn't the first time this has happened, and unfortunately it won't be the last.tfw You go to the social thread to see funny memes and smash bros discussion, but end up in the sexual orientation thread instead.
You should be asking yourself that question. Although, gotta give you props, you’re really trying hard!Then why do you accept your own hot takes?
How many layers of guns are you on?Something something this thread
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**METAL GEAR RISING GOES HERE**How many layers of guns are you on?
I don't know, about 2?
You're like a baby, watch this:
ah, so this is the true power of the wildcardHow many layers of guns are you on?
I don't know, about 2?
You're like a baby, watch this:
This is my Stand! Wild Arm!How many layers of guns are you on?
I don't know, about 2?
You're like a baby, watch this:
Now take down ZeRo.Holy crap I was playing against people at a Con and I won.
I’ve seen what you’ve done to a toad, and I won’t let it happen to me.Man all these guns being pointed and all I want is take a picture...
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Funny enough, I did the finishing blow with Wario’s slap.Now take down ZeRo.
Anyone could take down Zero on 75m with items on.Now take down ZeRo.
I literally have no idea of what you're talking aboutYou should be asking yourself that question. Although, gotta give you props, you’re really trying hard!
For you, my dear friend:
The problem with something like this is that (Unfortunatley) while the characters orientation is "lore" which should only be decided on by the author, its also something that has to be hinted at by symbolism because of hetero-normative culture, allowing it to be something that can be seen when it's not actually there. I'm all for people interpreting the meaning behind my works however they want. But I'm not gonna sit there and tell them their fanfic is real. Because that's not in the lore i created. So as lore, the author's word on a character's orientation should be the end all be all. The work's subjective meaning, that's up for grabs.the way i see author's intent is that once they publish their works, its like "public grounds" in a way
like the authors intent does matter, but its more a resource to help you gain a deeper understandind rather then a straight up "this is tru, deal with it"
like mayne for smaller canonicity issues like "did this event take place 5 or 6 years after this other event" author's intent is the only resource as you can't exactly interpret that any other way, but for deeper things like character's sexuality or the character's reasoning for doing something, then i feel like the author's intent shouldn't be the ONLY thing to judge from, and instead the reader should be allowed to make their own interpretations as long as they make SENSE
Who, me? I dunno what you’re talking about...I’ve seen what you’ve done to a toad, and I won’t let it happen to me.
I think your heart's somewhat in the right place but that there's problem here. By doing this you end up ironically enough, pushing it away. JK Rowling has said Dumbledore is gay, and while that does seem good, it's never gotten much, if any elaboration or any time to see it. Disney tried to make LGBT people want to go to Beauty and the Beast 2 years ago by going "Hey this character is gay!" Was it shown or ever outright said in the movie? No. LGBT people ended up giving the opposite reaction, as we realized this was an attempt to get our money without having to put any effort or risk money of homophobes. Hell, there are far too many times in fiction where there's stuff left up to your interpretation OUTSIDE of one's sexual orientation. See Bayonetta for example, one interpretation I've seen of her hyper-sexual personality is that it's an act, a coping mechanism for her as she known that if she doesn't kill angels all the time, she WILL get killed by her own contract demons. Is this canon? No. But the implications are there! An excellent example is Demise's curse in Skyward Sword, which basically says that all of Link and Zelda's ancestors while always have Demise's spirit haunt them in the form of Ganondorf, which people hated due to it not matching up Ganondorf's Wind Waker portrayal which shows us he genuinely wanted to improve the lives of his oppressed people but went mad with power. So people have interpreted Demise's Curse to simply be ALL evil instead of specifically Ganondorf!You can't force your own world view on a fictional character because that's someone else's creation. Sure, if you relate to them then that's great. But if you go up to the author and you ask them if the character is xyz and they say no, then you have to just except that. If the author did intend it, and included symbolism to indicate it to the audience, then great! But if they didn't then you have to get over it. We need more fictional diversity, if anything, to stop this kind of thing from happening. There doesn't necessarily have to be a reason for it in the story for it to be there, but if it's not important to the story then I'm probably not gonna bring it up. I'm not gonna have the main hero of my story just walk into the room, shout "I'm gay" and then leave. That's just silly.
Figured that much. I don’t think you even know what you’re talking about in general lol.I literally have no idea of what you're talking about