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Atton Rand

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Who is immune to her power? No one. Psychics, wizards, werewolves, vampires, gods... all of them bow to Mary Sue, in the end, because that's how Mary Sue's work. There is, however, one exception.

Meta Characters.

Harold Crick (and his writer), Thursday Next, The Librarian, folks from Slings and Arrows, The (Ook) Librarian, The Pagemaster, hell ( Read more... )

Mary Sue is a perversion of what is, a contamination in a universe that shouldn't be there.  That, by all rights, isn't there.

...hence, her insinuating herself into a dozen different worlds in all manner of forms just isn't good for the universes.  Plot holes have been ripped open and character motivations have been mangled.  The Universes are ( Read more... )

To start off with, Sue will be coming in looking very much like her icon for great amusing meta. The fun, though, is when she starts talking to people.

Because that's when her special brand of evil starts working.

Talking to Mary Sue will place her within your character's universe, if only in your character's mind. Like Dawn from the fifth season ( Read more... )