Oh my freaking god! I just read a review on a story that I follow by our own
gebrauchslyrik in which the reviewer states that a canon character (Septima Vector) which has been fleshed out beautifully by the aforementioned author Is "essentially an OC' and a Mary Sue and if the author continues to feature this version of Vector in her story, then she should a)
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I am very glad that you are continuing as you started. You know I'm looking for Septima and Severus to if not hook up, at least become good friends.
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I'd want to say: Fabulous! Be my fucking guest and bugger off!
When I was at University, I took a Playwriting course. There was some twit in there who hated every thing anybody did. It got to the point where even the professor advised her to shut the fuck up.
Her little piss pants attitude came back and bit her in the ass during finals. We each had to write a one act play and read it to the class. The rest of the class then wrote reviews for your play, which you received only after the professor gave you your grade.
Anyway, when piss pants read hers, every one of us gave her shit reviews. We even noted on the reviews that we were being petty and spiteful but we didn't feel bad about it because you only get back what you send out.
Oh, and we advised her not to quit her day job.
And one delightful bloke even drew a penis on his review.
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Seriously?! Is that all he/she has got? Good riddance then. I know it feels like you've been slapped, but this person obviously is far too immature to be taken seriously.
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This person needs to read what makes a Mary Sue and what doesn't. Granted, I haven't read your story but I plan on rectifying that shortly.
But from what Tambra has described, I can tell she isn't a Mary Sue.
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But Wikipedia aside, I like http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MarySue
I highly recommend this website. It's lighthearted, hilarious, and full of good advice (if a bit aceribic) for writers.
Even the creators of the Mary Sue litmus test advise that almost every character will have Sue traits. You can't escape it.
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