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Date Posted: Sat, Apr 24 2004, 17:33:54
Author: shadeshark
Subject: Let me fix you with my healing wub!

I've noticed two stories, and I'm going to call that a pattern.

Namely:

Darth Maul falls in TWU WUB with Obi'wan Kenobi and has his full-body tattoos removed.

Freddy falls in TWU WUB with the Sue and reverts to Pre-Toasted!Freddy.

Okay, tattoos and scarification are like trademarks. What would Maul do with his skin and hair back? Why would Freddy have his skin fall off and regrow baby-new? They'd probably revert back as soon as possible.

Is this the fangirl deciding that the character's distorted features--you could say ugliest, unless you've seen comic book Shirtless!Maul (I'm a lesbian but oo, baby--) is their greatest barrier to TWU WUB?

ARGH! The PC term "lookist" is making more and more sense.

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