Jumping onto this thread... by
hermione of vulcan
on 2012-10-23 14:51:00 UTC
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...because I have some theoretical questions too. I've searched the wiki but I haven't gotten conclusive answers.
1)How is a Sue "reformed"? Some sort of de-glitterfication process? Therapy? Medications?
2)On a related note, how is a Sued agent de-Sued?
3)Can a character be recruited if they are inhabiting a crash dummy?
From the wiki: by
ShatteredSanity
on 2012-10-19 14:28:00 UTC
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Breaking the SEP Field
The SEP field will cloak an Agent from being detected by characters in a fic, unless:
The person observing them is not a canon character for their continuum (Mary Sues and OCs)
A canon character becomes so OOC that he suffers a character replacement
A Sue notices the agent, and draws the canon character's attention to him
The Agent draws attention to himself somehow. Talking won't do it, but a loud noise might, and interacting with the canon characters definitely will.
The character in question knows of the PPC's existence, or else is omniscient in some form
In Ellipsis Flood and my mission, Jace Beleren(M:TG) could see through the field because he has skill with illusions. In other missions, Jack Harkness(Torchwood) could see through the field because he has experience with perception fields.
Yeah, probably by
firemagic
on 2012-10-19 02:10:00 UTC
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IIRC, in an MLP:FiM mission, Pinkie Pie looks straight at the agents but doesn't do anything. It's probably dependant on the level of possession, but Deadpool almost certainly would.
Depends! by
VixenMage
on 2012-10-19 01:58:00 UTC
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If you think it can be done well, then probably, yeah! I'd recommend a really excellent beta, though, and a lot of careful discussion when doing it. I suspect it's one of those concepts that either goes really well, or really, really badly.
Hmm... by
KittyNoodles
on 2012-10-19 01:42:00 UTC
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Well, the first example off the top of my head is Pinkie Pie from MLP:FiM, who speaks to the audience at least once every few episodes or so. But she doesn't know about the PPC, as far as I've seen, so... I'unno.