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[farla]

That is exactly the point of an AU. An AU provides a new twist on the characters, keeping their personalities and perhaps some defining traits (like appearance, or signature colour) the same, but with different environments and other modifications that come with the environments.

You should at least give it some thought before shouting at ME about how DIFFERENT my characters are. That is the point of an AU. For example, Dave possesses traits of albinism in canon, having blond hair and red eyes. Albinism causes loss of pigmentation, especially in the eyes, which in some cases will cause blindness. The AU I am writing is a medical horror AU, and I do know my facts. The AU characters will have different traits, but they have the same personality. The conversations between Rose and Dirk are a fact. I have also incorporated ships that are widely viewed as canon.

By challenging my writing, you are also challenging my interpretation of characters AU-wise. Canon may be canon, but not all fanfics have to be strictly adhering to canon.

By challenging my AU interpretation, you are also challenging a sizeable number of RP blogs, artists and writers.

Check your privilege.

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