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Mar 27, 2013 21:53

Here is day fourteen.

Day M - Maximum Ride This book is about six kids who have been experimented on so that they share genetic traits with birds.

TITLE: Split In Three: Maximum RideHarry Potter Percy Jackson crossover
PERPETRATOR: BlackPheonix666
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rating - toxic, pf - new/next generation, am - psychic/mutant (non-canon), p - crossover, bp - wings

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0telepsychola March 29 2013, 06:52:17 UTC
I choose to believe this is a troll based on the author's name, the errors and a desperate need to stay sane.

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yemi_hikari March 31 2013, 08:19:12 UTC
I don't think the name is enough to call the author a troll. I've seen a lot of writers who have very similar names.

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0telepsychola April 1 2013, 02:08:30 UTC
Let me have my desperate dreams.

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afleur_de_lis March 30 2013, 02:53:59 UTC
-snorts-

The things people come up with when writing fanfiction. This story sounds... very strange. I mean seriously, genetic testing? The character is as sue as you can get. Surely if she were an experiment those scientist would keep her in the lab right? That is if she survived...

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0telepsychola March 31 2013, 04:23:59 UTC
Actually the scientists/escape from the lab thing is very similar to RP plot lines people run on Neopets. Not even kidding.

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yemi_hikari March 31 2013, 08:25:27 UTC
Ahh... Neopets. I haven't logged on for a couple years now. I enjoyed the site a lot more when they were coming out with complex plots that made me think and made me work really hard. They may have come out with one since I've been on, but I don't feel like checking just to find myself disappointed.

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0telepsychola April 1 2013, 02:12:00 UTC
You missed the plot to destroy Faerieland, then. Which due to player votes, actually worked. They rebuilt in on the ground in a valley afterwards, but there was a while where all the faeries were turning to stone and nothing from Faerieland was available.

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anonymous April 1 2013, 19:58:49 UTC
Quote from Chapter 5:

"And I was all like WTF, the ceiling talks."

LOL. It is for this reason that the first-person narrative is a dangerous thing.

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hotaruofkonoha April 2 2013, 01:16:17 UTC
Honestly, the books are quite an exercise in how dangerous first-person narration can be. (And also why James Patterson needs to go talk to some teenagers before trying to write in the point of view of one.)

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pottersues April 2 2013, 02:24:11 UTC
Or his co-writers need to.

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yemi_hikari April 2 2013, 19:18:22 UTC
Yeah, but this one series is one that he seems to not have had co-writers on.

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