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alexandraerin) wrote2009-11-05 09:17 am
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I'm in ur former colony, appropriating ur holiday.*
As an American, my first exposure to Guy Fawkes came from a fantasy novel by Diana Wynne Jones, Witch Week. It wasn't a very sympathetic portrayal... it postulated that Fawkes's failure was a multiversal constant to the point that if there was a universe wherein the plot he undertook succeeded, it would be the equivalent of a Crisis-level reality fracturing event.
It's still possibly a better portrayal than the rather unflattering portrayal that Google has chosen to put on their main page for Bonfire Day.
*Note: Nebraska was never actually a colony.
It's still possibly a better portrayal than the rather unflattering portrayal that Google has chosen to put on their main page for Bonfire Day.
*Note: Nebraska was never actually a colony.
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But yeah, I suppose a couple of works of fiction that depict him or someone fashioned after him in some way positively count for more than that. Carry on.
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