Indeed. Even money whether she'd be more offended by the portrayals where she's a petulant, childish idiot, or the ones where she's overpoweringly arrogant and cruel. And that's before we even get to the goggles-do-nothing stuff...

--G.
"I've never said 'Uu~☆' in my life! How do you even pronounce that?"
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Fortunately, he had people to do that part for him.

--G.
poor Vanessa.
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Well, there's a reason Utena Loves Corwin is the second-tamest* entry in the series.

--G.
* after Kaname Loves Corwin, I mean, after all they are only six in that one
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But geez, that post tars things with such a broad brush that I'm not sure UF itself would pass muster.

-IA.

(Any discussion of further issues with it would be really OT.)

I'm under the impression that Tales of the Lensmen is a licensed product, and that they work from actual after-action reports and interviews with the Lensmen, rather than making everything up from whole cloth.

If I'm right, there's probably a bit of fiction on the order of, "Well, that's not what I said, but I have to admit, that's what I would have said if I had a week to think of a snappy retort," but otherwise, TotL sticks to the truth, thus avoiding the RPF problem.

Peter Eng
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Insert humorous comment here.

I believe the customary phrase in the industry is "based on a true story".

--G.
... and where does the Replica Prop Forum come into it?
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Well, I've always assumed that $NAME Loves Corwin stories were generally based on a core of truth as well, some with more liberties taken than others. (In my headcanon, for instance, the incident inspiring Clarissa Loves Corwin involved a different person entirely.)

I don't know, vague feelings of unease are vague.

-IA.

(received information not interpretable)

No specific reference intended, it just seemed like the sort of thing one would encounter while hanging with the Doctor.

--G.
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I thought the Lens would protect against this sort of thing? Or am I piecing together the rough timeline wrong, and Sakuya was issued her Lens after this (which I hadn't expected because while Sakuya is obviously familiar with G, Meiling was not, so I had tentatively slotted 'visits New Avalon and gets Lens' before 'meets the Doctor and Meiling' in Sakuya's itinerary.)

>Or, as Avatar Yangchen put it, 'Don't get in my face and you'll
>get to keep yours.'" She grinned wryly. "That might not be a
>direct quotation."
>

See also: Avatar Kyoshi

	-={(Astynax)}=- "This Space For Rent."

Sakuya's timeline is pretty tangled, to the extent that her tenure as the Doctor's the TARDIS's maid wasn't a single bloc. Sometimes by chance and sometimes by choice, there were periods when she was on her own, and she received her Lens during one of those.

--G.
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