jobs that ask for a cover letter should pay me more.
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I will say- despite the controversy surrounding it, I still think Hazbin has so much potential. The fandom only really knows about the first half of the season (most of it leaks out of context, at that), and multiple critic reviews have said that the show does get a lot better the more it goes on (even if they’ve technically only seen to episode 5).
That’s is why I won’t let other people dictate how I interpret the show. Especially some random person on the internet who didn’t like the show to begin with. I will watch it in full and come to my own conclusion with the writing and story direction. I know I shouldn’t be concerned with peoples opinions on the internet anyways- but, I’m usually very open to discussing criticism against something I like. For instance, there’s a few things with the creator in general I’m very much against- but that doesn’t not damper my love for the show itself. The show and the creator are two separate entities. That being said- With the amount of unnecessary hate this show also gets, I am going to take most people’s opinions of it with a grain of salt.
There’s potential here for Hazbin to be amazing- and I really do have faith in it. It may be off to a rocky start, but I think once it’s all out there- it’ll settle down. It could also be terrible- who knows? We won’t until the full season is out.
Anyways, I apologize for yapping so much. I may come back and edit this once I actually watch the full season- but right now I have a lot of hope for the future of this series. The only thing really bringing it down right now is the rampant unnecessary hate.
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Would you rather batch all your farts for your whole life so you never fart once except at the end of it all you get to hear yourself let loose the single most profound, bowel-defining, amazing fart of your entire life (with the risk that maybe the best fart of your life is still a shitty fart) or would you rather fart all your farts when you normally would as you live but you go in ascending order of fart quality all-time.
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for shits and giggles (and also just because i kind of hate the official steam version lmao) i am slowly working my way through my own translation of noel the mortal fate (even though i can BARELY read japanese. like i can read hiragana and approximately four(4) kanji. and that's. it asdf) and man. it is SO interesting from a source/target perspective
obviously there's the fact that japanese grammar is NOTHING like english grammar and its... information density?... is a lot higher, so a lot more connotation can fit into a much smaller amount of sentence and there just... Is Not a way to translate it without taking pretty significant liberties
but also i'm learning so many fun idioms. cybilla says that stella stage "entered the competition with their shoes on" when she's talking about them tampering with the results, which is just. a very japanese idiom. (I suppose the English equivalent would be "dragging it through the mud" which isn't That different conceptually?)
anyway tl;dr i love translation theory
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obviously when writing is hard, it's HARD but i think i don't talk enough abt that moment where i'm reading back something i wrote in a wip and i go, damn, this kicks butt. you know? that moment when you're reading back a scene and you're like, this does what i wanted it to in a way that i am pleased with. those smalls wins, that's the kind of thing that keeps me going during the early draft process
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I've been thinking a lot abt fanfiction lately
And that like, beyond just saying "anyone can write it" because anyone can, one of my favorite parts is that sometimes, your favorite fanfiction author is a person working at a fabric store with no degree who you think writes smart, and sometimes the person has a bio-engineering degree and only writes filthy, beloved PWPs, and how both of those things are SO good, and maybe a little funny in some ways
But I also think about how like, a lot of the time now, as fandoms age and time passes, sometimes your favorite writer is actually a 50-year old mother of four who was writing in webrings before I even discovered LJ and how I actually know people who used to pass fanworks through email and watch their favorite shows on VHS mailed to each other and it's just really cool like
All these things that connect us, and how age and occupation and even generation doesn't necessarily matter, how some fanfic writers are published authors but they still post on ao3 and how cool it is for people to love something so much they do it for free
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