Subject: Of COURSE - what else would we call it? *sings*
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Posted on: 2008-10-29 05:52:00 UTC
It's a great play; when it's eventually available for liscencing, I'll be fighting tooth and nail to play Elphaba. I don't know why that part touches me so, but it does and I wants it, Precious!
The show itself is around the 'net in various forms, but I didn't say that. *innocently wanders off to check her email*
Here's the pilot mission for my DMSE&R scientists.
PLUG!PLUG!PLUGGITTY PLUGGITY PLUG PLUG PLUG!
...when I forget about the board for days at a time. Awesome stuff turns up.
Very well done, I say. Giving me uncomfortable flashbacks to the last formal lab report I had to write, but very nice. =D
For what, may I ask? I'm intrigued. After all, I am writing for the Department of Mary Sue Experiments and Research. ;]
Thanks!
Now let's think of ways to decrease Glitter levels. Modified Vampire Bats? Their outer repulsiveness may decrease their chances of becoming Suvian themselves...
Or any part of a Dwarf's anatomy. After all, Mary Sues just don't like Dwarf/ves...I say "Dwarf/ves" because some people spell it differently.
(Dwarf/ves Are Awesome!)
I'm Sorry that there's not enough space for a period! Dwarf hair is a good idea, but my original tought involved some thing small, nonsentient, repulsive and bloodsucking. Like Vampire bats, who are less likely to be picky about what blood they suck. Or Leeches, if they weren't so squishy.
NOTE: Killing the Sue is still the best policy. This disscusion is only for Scientific (or plot) purposes only.
...to find ways to stop Mary Sues other than killing them. Maybe with our research we can recruit more "kind-hearted" people who don't quite fancy killing people. Even if the victim is a Sue.
It was mentioned in the DMSE&R wiki.
But once my little bloodsuckers are unleashed, everything will change, yes, everything will change...
Redheads don't tend to be popular with Mary-Sues either. Just look at Ron and Ginny Weasley. Out of the Harry Potter characters, those two are the ones most consistant in their dislike of Mary-Sues. I don't think there's enough redheads in other fandoms for me to prove this, but it's a possibility.
A lot of Mary Sues like that color. After all, the genes that cause red hair are perhaps the most recessive of all other hair-color genes. For 'Sues that seems to be the opposite. Many are blondes or redheads, with an occasional Goth/Emo black-haired Sue. But it might work...Lori is a redhead, according to my Permission post on LJ. There's no love lost between her and Mary Sues.
Abarai Renji and Kurosaki Ichigo from Bleach seem to both be rather affected by Sues. Sasori from Naruto also tends not to object to Mary Sues within Akatsuki, as far as I have seen. In fact sometimes he's even paired with them (and how that works, since by the time of Akatsuki he's turned himself into a puppet, I have no idea).
How do the rest of the Weasley family take to Sues? I stay clear of the Harry Potter fandom these days, so I don't know the answer to that one.
Prick (or stab) the Sue with it and pull back the plunger; some sort of filter can ensure that only Glitter, not blood, is sucked out.
Cheers again, Lily!
I should make Lori and Bill try out a psychology mission with some people from FicPsych, then?
And I think Glitter sounds like illicit drugs like crack cocaine and heroin, too. They are found in the bloodstream, after all. Someone should write a fic about an ex-Sue dealing with Glitter withdrawal.
My PPC Agents for the DMS, Eledhwen and Christianne, have yet to go on their first mission. *sigh* I have so many loose ends to tie up.
Questions, questions, questions...I love making them up.
I was considering doing the next lab on Newton's laws--Do Sues follow them? Or do they break it like they break Canon? Jay and Acacia proved that Sues follow Galileo ("Do objects fall at the same rate regardless of whether they are God-playing Mary Sues or not?"); will they follow Newton?
Awesome stuff. I haven't seen the show yet, but the music itself is so much fun.
Perhaps a Glitter dialysis machine is a step on the way to an injectable chemical agent, or an alternative/more intense treatment. The procedure would have to be called Personality Dialysis, of course. *g*
~Neshomeh
It's a great play; when it's eventually available for liscencing, I'll be fighting tooth and nail to play Elphaba. I don't know why that part touches me so, but it does and I wants it, Precious!
The show itself is around the 'net in various forms, but I didn't say that. *innocently wanders off to check her email*
If it's part of the blood, then maybe it's an antigen of some sort. Antigen-G (for glitter) perhaps? If that's the case then an antibody (Anti-G) could neutralise the antigen without harming the rest of the blood.Ansela, whose forensic biology class notes on serology are right in front of her at the moment.
I mean, Exorcisers can remove a Possession!Sue wraith from a Canon Character's Body through exorcism, so they're essentially seperating the glitter from the flesh and blood. And all Agents can Exorcise, just look at the Alumia and Robecca exorcisms.
For future reference, I refer you to this page, which explains the whole thing a lot better than I can and which, I believe, is probably the basis for some of the classifications on Mhari's page. Enjoy. {= )
~Neshomeh
It's now another reference thingy I will have to refer to for further...missions.
Sanks.