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Nope, the cardboard cutout has more depth than the MarySue.....and not every fictional character. An idealized character, but without an identity of its on. For example when see a \
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Nope, the cardboard cutout has more depth than the MarySue.....and not every fictional character. An idealized character, but without an identity of its on. For example when see a \\\"normal\\\" character we can tell him/her apart by saying : \\\"Oh look it\\\'s the cheerful one, or the shy one, or the loud one, or the broody one etc\\\". When you see a Mary Sue/Marty Stu you just don\\\'t know where to put it, it doesn\\\'t have any flaws to tell him/her apart, no characterization, just...nothing. It\\\'s not JackOfAllStats, who\\\'s good at everything but best at nothing, more like good at everything and best at everything. Then its the author that keeps [[ShillingTheWesley praising this characters qualities]], qualities the reader,or the viewer [[ShowDontTell just can\\\'t see]].
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Nope, the cardboard cutout has more depth than the MarySue.....and not every fictional character. An idealized character, but without an identity of its on. For example when see a \
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Nope, the cardboard cutout has more depth than the MarySue.....and not every fictional character. An idealized character, but without an identity of its on. For example when see a \\\"normal\\\" character we can tell him/her apart by saying : \\\"Oh look it\\\'s the cheerful one, or the shy one, or the loud one, or the broody one etc\\\". When you see a Mary Sue/Marty Stu you just don\\\'t know where to put it, it doesn\\\'t have any flaws to tell him/her apart, no characterization, just...nothing. Then its the author that keeps [[ShillingTheWesley praising this characters qualities]], qualities the reader,or the viewer [[ShowDontTell just can\\\'t see]].
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Nope, the cardboard cutout has more depth than the Mary Sue
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Nope, the cardboard cutout has more depth than the MarySue.....and not every fictional character. An idealized character, but without an identity of its on. For example when see a \\\"normal\\\" character we can tell him/her apart by saying : \\\"Oh look it\\\'s the cheerful one, or the shy one, or the loud one, or the broody one etc\\\". When you see a Mary Sue/Marty Stu you just don\\\'t know where to put it, it doesn\\\'t have any flaws to tell him/her apart, no characterization, just...nothing. Then its the author that keeps [[ShillingTheWesley praising this characters qualities]], qualities the reader,or the viewer just can\\\'t see.
