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''Daria'' fanfiction that shows one or more series characters acting in a manner inconsistent with the usual depiction in canon (e.g., showing [[Daria Morgendorffer]] as stupid). Alternate-universe depictions of canon characters may seen "OOC," though an alteration to the usual cause-and-effect chain in the series is assumed to be responsible, and should be made clear in the tale. For example, Daria is shown as mentally retarded in "[[It Slipped Through My Hands, Like a Shadow, Like a Dream]]," but it is through an accident of genetics, which is how she is assumed to be so intelligent in canon; reversing the situation allows the story to explore the consequences of such a change.
''Daria'' fanfiction that shows one or more series characters acting in a manner inconsistent with the usual depiction in canon (e.g., showing [[Daria Morgendorffer]] as stupid). Alternate-universe depictions of canon characters may seen "OOC," though an alteration to the usual cause-and-effect chain in the series is assumed to be responsible, and should be made clear in the tale. For example, Daria is shown as mentally retarded in "[[It Slipped Through My Hands, Like a Shadow, Like a Dream]]," by [[The Angst Guy]], but this happens through an accident of genetics, which is how she is assumed to be so intelligent in canon; reversing the situation allows the story to explore the consequences of such a change.

Revision as of 17:51, 5 May 2007

Daria fanfiction that shows one or more series characters acting in a manner inconsistent with the usual depiction in canon (e.g., showing Daria Morgendorffer as stupid). Alternate-universe depictions of canon characters may seen "OOC," though an alteration to the usual cause-and-effect chain in the series is assumed to be responsible, and should be made clear in the tale. For example, Daria is shown as mentally retarded in "It Slipped Through My Hands, Like a Shadow, Like a Dream," by The Angst Guy, but this happens through an accident of genetics, which is how she is assumed to be so intelligent in canon; reversing the situation allows the story to explore the consequences of such a change.