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Originally Posted by Bahama'at
So you wrote it? Nifty. It is good.
One question - you do take a lot of time and effort to try and move the narratives in Canada away from the stereotypes (Quebec terrorists, American-Canadian misunderstanding, etc) but then, in the villains and plot section of the GM chapter... you put them back in, why?
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Part of it, I'm sure, is authorial laziness and cluelessness.
However, in at least two cases -- Punition and the Constable -- the intent was to use the stereotypes, then subvert them by twisting it by either showing its ridiculousness, or by twisting it in an unexpected direction.