Um, I had read the rules thoroughly, really I did. But with the release of DH, the original story idea I had flew straight out the window in favor of new canon. I noticed another comment above me mention rape as a subject in her comment. And then I realized something...
I chose to explore what Ariana could have been thinking, kind of like a biography of sorts. And I'm also one of those people who do believe that she was molested. I do describe the event, but it's necessary in order to paint a whole picture of how she lived.
I would classify the fic as 100% gen, and I tried very hard to avoid glorifying the event or using the trauma as a way to Sue-ify Ariana.
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Date: 2007-09-28 12:08 am (UTC)Um, I had read the rules thoroughly, really I did. But with the release of DH, the original story idea I had flew straight out the window in favor of new canon. I noticed another comment above me mention rape as a subject in her comment. And then I realized something...
I chose to explore what Ariana could have been thinking, kind of like a biography of sorts. And I'm also one of those people who do believe that she was molested. I do describe the event, but it's necessary in order to paint a whole picture of how she lived.
I would classify the fic as 100% gen, and I tried very hard to avoid glorifying the event or using the trauma as a way to Sue-ify Ariana.
Is it still acceptable?