Mydia

Apr 18, 2005 12:59

'Tis I, wolfychan, the very original Sueslapper, back in action after nearly a year's hiatus. Without further ado: Mydia! A Mute Sue!

TITLE: Silent as the Grave
CULPRIT: YouaretakingmeoverandIlikethat
SUMMARY: "Mydia has sworn herself to not talking. She speaks to others in different ways, she had witnessed something horrible and feels immense guilt is ( Read more... )

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anthophilous April 19 2005, 14:36:47 UTC
Please tell me there's an author's note somewhere that explains that English isn't the Suethor's first language?

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livilla April 19 2005, 18:26:17 UTC
Am I a bad person if this sentence made me laugh hysterically?

It wasn't just you.

And Todo?! For that she deserves to have her ass kicked.

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mythtaken April 19 2005, 21:16:49 UTC
Heh. I came across this one the other day. Glad somebody sporked it.

The "Will rescues somebody from an attempted rape" scenario is exceptionally popular among suethors - he's *always* at it, he is Will: Defender of Women's Virtue. It's a wonder he gets any smithery done at all really.

Also, is anyone else sick of the word "feisty"?

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wolfychan April 19 2005, 23:46:26 UTC
Rapists always mock their victims by calling them "feisty." It's just a way of dehumanizing both participants in the rape and reducing sexual assault to the level of cliche.

Rereading that last sentence, I gotta admit: there's no grouchy like a liberal arts grouchy.

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mallet_kat April 19 2005, 23:41:12 UTC
This is just terrible.
Didn't make me "laugh hysterically" but rather made me want to scream!
Stupid people annoy me.
Problems:
Suethor doesn't know the times well enough
Suethor adds lots of random commas
Suethor was trying to limit the entire story to 3 or 4 sentences
Suethor is overly dramatic

Now, while I could go into details, I'd say this has been well-sporked! Bravo!

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purple_jester May 14 2005, 18:50:51 UTC
I have lived on the on the coast of Mississippi my entire life (19 years). I have lived through several hurricanes.

My problem? I have never heard a hurricane alarm. Never. Not once. I'm not saying they don't exist, but they certainly aren't common (at least in the U.S.).

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