[UA] So you're a Videomancer with some major, MAJOR mojo . . .

[Bruce MacMonkey McSpade]

>Subject: Re: [UA] So you're a Videomancer with some major, MAJOR mojo . . .
>Date: Sun, 29 Feb 2004 17:20:44 -0300
>
>Susan Dohnim wrote:
>
>>I don't think a fictional character that finds themselves in the Real 
>>World would qualify, in any way, shape, or form. I mean, exactly what is 
>>the House trying to get them to renunciate? Hell, the Real World is 
>>probably going to get half these fictional characters to Renunciate their 
>>former lives on its own.

Bira wrote:

>I think it depends. Fictional characters in most of the American media that 
>gets shown here are some of the most immutable beings I've ever seen. 
>Super-heroes, especially, only change when their popularity starts to wane, 
>and any change the fans don't like is undone quickly and with extreme 
>prejudice.

To expand slightly on this - I think that a FICTIONAL character that 
manifests in the real world (the UA world) would certainly draw the 
attention of those who are the keepers of the Rooms of Renunciation.  The 
drawing of a god into the real world means what?  Who are (and what are) the 
gods of the UA world?  I think that Bira is right on his point - these 
anomalies are immutable (how could the super dude be so fixated on Lois).  
They do not change.  They do not evolve.  In fact they are sort of the 
antithesis of evolution.  They did not evolve here - they appeared here 
either shot to earth in their dad's rocket or created by some sort of 
chemical or human engineered biological mutation.  A short life to them ( 
the clink of glasses is heard).

MacMonkey

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