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A '''Mary-Sue''' was a process that an individual elected to have done | A '''Mary-Sue''' was a process that an individual elected to have done. It wiped the individual's mind, then rebuilt a wholly new person in its place. A Mary-Sue was also the process of placing a new personality profile on top of an existing individual's personality. This process was reversible. | ||
[[Bernice Summerfield]] underwent a Mary-Sue to protect her mind from the [[All-High God]]s on [[Dellah]] when she returned to retrieve her cat, [[Wolsey]]. The process that Bernice underwent was reversible. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Mary-Sue Extrusion (novel)}}) | |||
==Fiction== | |||
Before it was a process it was a term used by critics to denote the act of an author's putting themselves into a work of [[fiction]]. ([[PROSE]]: {{cs|The Mary-Sue Extrusion (novel)}}) | |||
[[Category:Psychology]] | [[Category:Psychology]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:47, 25 July 2024
A Mary-Sue was a process that an individual elected to have done. It wiped the individual's mind, then rebuilt a wholly new person in its place. A Mary-Sue was also the process of placing a new personality profile on top of an existing individual's personality. This process was reversible.
Bernice Summerfield underwent a Mary-Sue to protect her mind from the All-High Gods on Dellah when she returned to retrieve her cat, Wolsey. The process that Bernice underwent was reversible. (PROSE: The Mary-Sue Extrusion [+]Loading...["The Mary-Sue Extrusion (novel)"])
Fiction[[edit] | [edit source]]
Before it was a process it was a term used by critics to denote the act of an author's putting themselves into a work of fiction. (PROSE: The Mary-Sue Extrusion [+]Loading...["The Mary-Sue Extrusion (novel)"])
