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This could (and probably will) seriously get me into trouble.
But what the hell.
1. Ask me one fandom-related question in the comments. This can be fandom specific, general, or about fandom/LiveJournal stuff/fic writing/etc. in general.
2. You can only ask one question. (It can have sub-parts, if you want.)
3. That's it. It can be as normal or odd as you like.
But what the hell.
1. Ask me one fandom-related question in the comments. This can be fandom specific, general, or about fandom/LiveJournal stuff/fic writing/etc. in general.
2. You can only ask one question. (It can have sub-parts, if you want.)
3. That's it. It can be as normal or odd as you like.
no subject
Now this is something that nobody will believe of me: sometimes, I do, too.
And then I remember all the Mary Sue Weir stories I've read, the abject annoyances that certain fangirl Shweirs inspire in me, and the fact that the relationship reduces Weir to 'faithful little woman waiting for her man to come home *swoon*', and it passes. *g*
but Shep/Weir always seems like the more subtle ship to me
I pretty much said this on
In the absence of writers capable or willing to write consistent romantic relational development into a show, fans will popularise the relationships that have the most interaction, whether or not there is romantic subtext depicted between the characters.
On the other hand, one of my friends thinks that a lot of het fans over-identify with Elizabeth as the white, educated, thirty-something, middle-class Western woman, and so project themselves into her and want her (themselves) to end up with the 'hero' - in this case, Sheppard.