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waffle-sorter · 2 days
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How am I supposed to pronoun this character?
Back cover of the book uses 'she'
TVTropes page uses 'they'
Chapter two lays out, among other things, deliberately gender-ambiguous presentation
"I want out of the game entirely" (in reference to how ambiguous a new look should be)
Character occasionally refers to past self (who "had begun my search for who I really was but hadn't yet recognized the full scope of my options") as she/her
So far I haven't noticed a single similar reference to current self (and I've been keeping an eye out)
No other character has so far mentioned this one on-page in 3rd person except by name
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Submitted by @sky-the-snail-fanatic
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and if you feel comfortable sharing what song(s), let us know in the tags!
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Hey, wait, I know those roots.
"Anaklusmos", translated as "riptide", would be the opposite of a kata-klysm(os), or cataclysm (or perhaps just the same thing in the opposite direction).
Aand yes, etymonline says cataclysm is from kataklysmos, a deluge, flood, or inundation. heee!
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waffle-sorter · 7 days
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duality of man
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waffle-sorter · 8 days
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vote yes if you have finished the entire book.
vote no if you have not finished the entire book.
(faq · submit a book)
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waffle-sorter · 9 days
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Reblog to curse your followers and mutuals.
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(inspired by this one for the sake of full transparency)
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[ID: An excerpt from an article reading as follows:
An investigation by WIRED fed a variety of prompts into Midjourney, a popular AI image generator. Prompts for front-facing photos of "a nonbinary person," "a bisexual person," "a transgender man," and "an asexual person" all returned similar results: a skinny, white person with short hair - and that hair, for some reason, is almost always purple.
Following the excerpt are sample images labeled with each of the prompts, all matching that description. End ID]
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To the very best of my recollection, I've "clocked" a trans person - real or fictional - without knowing in advance that they were trans, exactly once in my life.
But on the other hand, I can't remember the last time I found the "oho, this character is a girl pretending to be a boy" trope surprising or unexpected.
These feel like concepts that should be related, so I wonder what it is that makes the difference.
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