They were doing okay until the spirit people and the priest not being, at the very least, concerned about the family. (What with caucasian babies' eyes darkening as they head towards toddlerhood, and eyes with blue pigment and a lot of red blood vessels in the back appearing slightly violet. [Really more of a blue-violet, which is far more blue than most people seem to realize: that's the art-major in me talking, though.])Clearly the original suethor was clever, but shouldn't the spirits thing have clued people in? (Or the inclusion of women who never menstruate being normally fertile, or the "silver-like-purple..." Why am I now attempting to apply logic to this?)

I can't say I've seen any of us encounter an Alexandria's Genesis Sue. But!

I have actually looked this over, before though. Out of character/world, I mean.

Honestly, I'd place this in one of two catagories.

In the case of a character's being forced OOC (bodywise), I'd place it as possession by Author's Wraith. Just an exorcism and you're fine.

In the case of original characters, it's more, like you said, a mutation. The trick is being able to distinguish between. I'm actually working on a mission outline that explores that. A sort of... 'Mary Sue' rehabilitation. A disease can be possibly cured. But genetics... that's a bit harder. That would need continual therapy to prevent the effects from failing and the former Sue coming to light.

These are just my thoughts, though. I'm working something in along these lines for the NaNoWriMo coming up- I'm going to try and put out as many Missions as possible. If anyone else has any headcanons, maybe post to here?

Since that's what she seems to be calling it.

Although, if an entire RACE had it (like, alien race...not ethnicity, because that's silly), and it was a commonplace thing with them...that might be a pretty neat little background detail. I mean, tweak a few of the sillier things about it (like the Sue-descriptions, the immune system's over-performance, and the lack of monthlies in women), and you could have a neat humanoid race going. Then you create a culture and give some characters a conflict to resolve...

My hands are trying to drag me to my Internet-less computer to start typing. Help meee~

I have a character with the mutation named Eli Goodwinter.

He's part of a group of four known as "The RPG Bros."

Really, the only bit that exists in him is the purple eyes.

And I once saw a guy in real life with purple eyes.

Outside of that, I have never heard of it until now, and will work at turning this suvian trait to my advantage when writing, because there are so many ways I can make it sound really damn cool, and I want to try.

So, thanks for giving me the name of the mutation!