![]() | Bryan ( @ 2007-09-07 17:34:00 |
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| Entry tags: | doctor who, humor |
Cloudy Skies Clear
Okay, put away the knives. I'm not going to rant about real-person
slash (RPS). But someone did ask me what I thought of it, so here they
are, my ever-so-humble views:
Personally,
I have little interest in real-person slash. It doesn't really offend
my moral sensibilities, possibly because I have no moral sensibilities.
When I think of the RL celebrity-types whom I find attractive and put
them together in bed, my reaction's pretty much, "Ho hum. Where are
Alexander and Hephaistion?"
This is quite possibly because I'm
a history-slash whore, and find men most interesting when they're dead
or divine, at least as fictional subjects (no offense to real men! I
love men).
Take Greco-Roman history and myth. When I'm writing
those, I can dictate the specifics of the story; I'm more in control of
the narrative line, less constrained by dull things like reality. I'd
rather invent my own details, or brush off dusty ones from history
books.
In other words, I'm not into RPS because I'm a big research-lovin' control freak.
Apart
from that, I've finished with the second season of Doctor Who. Boy,
that was emotional. (Btw, is it known why Billie Piper left the show?)
I got to see Jake again, which was a pleasant surprise. And the
reuinion between Rose and Mickey was funny--he seemed happier and more
confident than ever before, and didn't seemed to be missing her at all.
Which only confirmed that Jake is the right one for him. :)
