Kinda felt Rath got the Innes treatment there, though.
Yeah, I never got to explain what happened at all in that one. Never got far enough. I assure you, though. He's not a bad sort of guy in it. It was just one of those relationships that ended up not working out.
At least that was my intent but I haven't read it in so long I don't remember what I actually wrote. >_>
Good point though, re: canonical anchor points. Or any anchor points. And focus. I mean, I think a lot of them end up as pair the spares, or a better example: Let's Include Everyone. Where it's fairly likely in an, idk, FE8 AU, that all of the characters who see each other and get to know one another, might not do so in an AU. Having Lyon already know the twins? Makes sense. Having the twins know THE ENTIRE CAST? ...Eh. That makes a huge cast to play with, and it doesn't work very well in a modern setting imo.
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Date: 2011-09-30 03:54 am (UTC)Yeah, I never got to explain what happened at all in that one. Never got far enough. I assure you, though. He's not a bad sort of guy in it. It was just one of those relationships that ended up not working out.
At least that was my intent but I haven't read it in so long I don't remember what I actually wrote. >_>
Good point though, re: canonical anchor points. Or any anchor points. And focus. I mean, I think a lot of them end up as pair the spares, or a better example: Let's Include Everyone. Where it's fairly likely in an, idk, FE8 AU, that all of the characters who see each other and get to know one another, might not do so in an AU. Having Lyon already know the twins? Makes sense. Having the twins know THE ENTIRE CAST? ...Eh. That makes a huge cast to play with, and it doesn't work very well in a modern setting imo.