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Post by asianorange on Dec 6, 2011 3:05:18 GMT -6
So here's where you can post all the little things that you know you've been saying, 'That is totally the Phantom/Christine/Persian/Raoul etc.' that hasn't ever been said outright in any book or movie but you know to be true to you.
For example, (and this is a really silly example) "My version of Erik doesn't like peanut butter because it sticks to the roof of his mouth and comes out the hole where his nose would be..."
So post away! I would really love to hear what others are thinking about their Canon versions.
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Post by salierisantfarm on Dec 18, 2011 15:12:38 GMT -6
That is just too adorable for words (about Erik and the peanut butter).
I'm pretty sure I already told you this, so I won't go into detail, but PAGANINI IS ERIK'S FATHER.
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Post by asianorange on Dec 18, 2011 17:08:43 GMT -6
That is just too adorable for words (about Erik and the peanut butter). I'm pretty sure I already told you this, so I won't go into detail, but PAGANINI IS ERIK'S FATHER. Oh man! That seriously is really plausible. Haha
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Post by The-Savage-Nymph on Dec 18, 2011 18:40:29 GMT -6
So here's where you can post all the little things that you know you've been saying, 'That is totally the Phantom/Christine/Persian/Raoul etc.' that hasn't ever been said outright in any book or movie but you know to be true to you. For example, (and this is a really silly example) "My version of Erik doesn't like peanut butter because it sticks to the roof of his mouth and comes out the hole where his nose would be..." So post away! I would really love to hear what others are thinking about their Canon versions. I said it before, I say it again: Nadir endangered his and Raouls life on purpose, so Christine would have to choose Erik. All an act of true and deep friendship! ;D
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Post by asianorange on Dec 18, 2011 18:45:30 GMT -6
I said it before, I say it again: Nadir endangered his and Raouls life on purpose, so Christine would have to choose Erik. All an act of true and deep friendship! ;D Haha! Erik really is his only friend, huh...haha
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Post by salierisantfarm on Dec 19, 2011 14:31:16 GMT -6
Professor L. Petrie (Herbert Lom!Phantom)'s first name is Leon. I think it fits him. If Kay!Erik ever married Christine, he would use the last name "de Boscherville." In regards to Phantom of the Mall..... ERIC LIVES, DAMMIT. (Before you all lynch me for spelling it with a "c", that's how it's spelled in the movie title.) Leroux!Christine is to La Sorelli as Webber!Christine is to Webber!Meg. The Shade in the Felt Hat serves to keep the Mary-Sues out of Erik's home.
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Post by asianorange on Dec 19, 2011 14:38:52 GMT -6
If Kay!Erik ever married Christine, he would use the last name "de Boscherville." The Shade in the Felt Hat serves to keep the Mary-Sues out of Erik's home. Ooohh I never thought of that. I know some people were saying Erik's last name was Destler but I have no idea where that last name came from and it might be only a fanon thing? As for the Shade...I totally agree. Hahaha. He needs a bodyguard nowadays. There are just too many Phan-fiction with Mary-Sue's in them.
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Post by salierisantfarm on Dec 19, 2011 14:44:17 GMT -6
If Kay!Erik ever married Christine, he would use the last name "de Boscherville." The Shade in the Felt Hat serves to keep the Mary-Sues out of Erik's home. Ooohh I never thought of that. I know some people were saying Erik's last name was Destler but I have no idea where that last name came from and it might be only a fanon thing? As for the Shade...I totally agree. Hahaha. He needs a bodyguard nowadays. There are just too many Phan-fiction with Mary-Sue's in them. The last name Destler comes from the 1989 version starring Robert Englund. It came out a few years after the ALW musical, so people went and saw it, and the last name became absorbed into fanon, as opposed to the last names Petrie and Claudin which were from older (and thereby more obscure) versions of the story.
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Post by asianorange on Dec 19, 2011 14:46:49 GMT -6
The last name Destler comes from the 1989 version starring Robert Englund. It came out a few years after the ALW musical, so people went and saw it, and the last name became absorbed into fanon, as opposed to the last names Petrie and Claudin which were from older (and thereby more obscure) versions of the story. Oooohhh, I see! Now I know. I kinda like Destler as a last name...I think it sort of fits him.
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Post by wulphe on Dec 19, 2011 22:34:15 GMT -6
Leroux!Erik is bipolar. Leroux!Christine shows many signs of Stockholm Syndrome. Raoul notices, and even describes it in every way except the name. Leroux!Raoul is naive and spoiled, but also brave, honorable and innocent. Leroux!Persian knows the shade in the felt hat personally. Erik is not Leroux!Erik's real name. I know it's obvious, but I think it's easy to forget.
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Post by nijil-xnv on Dec 19, 2011 22:42:04 GMT -6
Erik is a rational. So much so he lives in his own world which is by the standards of other irrational.
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Post by The-Savage-Nymph on Dec 20, 2011 10:37:04 GMT -6
Erik is not Leroux!Erik's real name. I know it's obvious, but I think it's easy to forget. I wouldn't want him to have any other name. BUT I don't think that he knew it means "exclusive ruler" when he picked it.
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Post by salierisantfarm on Dec 20, 2011 17:51:05 GMT -6
Erik is not Leroux!Erik's real name. I know it's obvious, but I think it's easy to forget. I wouldn't want him to have any other name. BUT I don't think that he knew it means "exclusive ruler" when he picked it. Actually, (and pardon the etymological nerdiness) I believe it's Eric (with a "c") that means "exclusive ruler," whereas Erik (with a "k") means "forever alone." I think this makes a bit more sense, yes?
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Post by asianorange on Dec 20, 2011 17:56:36 GMT -6
I wouldn't want him to have any other name. BUT I don't think that he knew it means "exclusive ruler" when he picked it. Actually, (and pardon the etymological nerdiness) I believe it's Eric (with a "c") that means "exclusive ruler," whereas Erik (with a "k") means "forever alone." I think this makes a bit more sense, yes? Hahaha Meme: FOREVER ALONE....
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Post by salierisantfarm on Dec 20, 2011 18:00:07 GMT -6
Actually, (and pardon the etymological nerdiness) I believe it's Eric (with a "c") that means "exclusive ruler," whereas Erik (with a "k") means "forever alone." I think this makes a bit more sense, yes? Hahaha Meme: FOREVER ALONE.... OMOG THIS IS PURE BRILLIANCE.
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