Subject: Deletion is Fun.
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Posted on: 2011-11-18 08:03:00 UTC
Not fun, Fun. I don't think there's a specific way deletions are handled aside from the world ceasing to exist. You can have the world fall apart slowly. You can have a sudden cut-off... oh the possibilities.
It's really flexible. Check the wiki article.
Second question: You can skip things, especially if nothing important happens or you don't get any new charges in that portion of the fic.
Fic: "Aragon and the angeli" (Author: 1945)
As the fic progresses through ALL THREE books of the L.O.T.R. trilogy, I have attempted to try and cover a lot of the material as possible (due to multiple charges spread out all over the place.)
I have retained a copy of the fic and am in the process of sporking it, but I just found out that the fic is no longer on FF.Net.
I think Agents Hammond and Roth have a Deletion on their hands.
This leads to a couple of questions:
1) When should the effects of a deletion ideally take place? ; and
2) Can Agent-created portals be utilised to "jump" in between sections of the fic to compress time and writing space?
Not fun, Fun. I don't think there's a specific way deletions are handled aside from the world ceasing to exist. You can have the world fall apart slowly. You can have a sudden cut-off... oh the possibilities.
It's really flexible. Check the wiki article.
Second question: You can skip things, especially if nothing important happens or you don't get any new charges in that portion of the fic.