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Date Posted: Thursday, September 08, 10:15:22pm
Author: sk
Subject: Jaron raises an interesting point about re-writing
In reply to: Genevieve 's message, "If you could rewrite one story you'd written...(r)" on Friday, September 02, 04:03:02am

I still enjoy going back to the archives, Ranma's and others when they're available, and reading older works. I like the specific views of the characters you get when the writer had only seen a couple of seasons -- when the character in the series wasn't fully formed yet, and so the fictional variations of them were more 'possible.' Some of those older works might seem far removed from where we know the characters and the plot finally went, but I still like to see those other worlds.

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