Do you build your own canon imaginative stories from already "set in stone" stories? (1 Viewer)

[Myco]

I don't, I accept and respect what the writers come up with, respect can sometimes be limited if it ends up like the last season of Game Of Thrones

 

[LoveYooShaSha]

I don't, I accept and respect what the writers come up with, respect can sometimes be limited if it ends up like the last season of Game Of Thrones

Uhhm, Game of Thrones might be considered by some ASoIaF book fans (i dont) to be non-canonical fanfic by Benioff n D.B. Weiss- since it diverges from the George R.R. Martin book series(the last 2 books arent even fully finished written yet n tats going on 11 yrs since book 5 A Dance of Dragons was published in 2011, a few mths after AGoT premiered. N after season 1 ended.)

Apart from Season 8, some might hv considered Game of Thrones tv show the 'true' version n the books just a template, maybe like how some consider Connery true James Bond n overlook/dont know Ian Fleming's books/stories as originals.

I just think of it as different versions, sorta how there r so many Batmans, Spider-Mans n Supermans now, n you can hv ur pick. I kinda like both versions. But ur opinion might differ.

 

[Mangoey]

I usually don't. If there's a really good and plausible theory that's stronger than what an author has come up with though, I might start accepting that as canon over what actually is. However, usually, authors seem to know what's best for their work.

 

[eclipsoul]

i pretend that grey's anatomy already ended a few seasons ago, does it count