2014-03-30 [VC] Heather Gets a Baby Sister

[Nightgazer Starlight]

Well, you have a very...active imagination, I will give you that. None of the above things have any basis in whatever plot and character development that has actually occured.
You like Heather, we get that, but you need to take a few steps back and realize that none of the things you claim about Heather has any basis in the plot.

Either that, or you are trolling. My guess is on the latter.

I'm not trolling!

I'm just trying to get you all to see that Heather-sama is not as bad as you all make her out to be.

Why do you have to pick on Heather-sama so much now?:(

[Error of Logic]

Because she has consistently done horrible things to people around her with little to no demonstrated motivation?

Also, adding the -sama suffix to her name and the whole schpiel about how she might turn her own sister into her companion for life is just... a bit creepy.

[Malkizid]

I'm not trolling!

I'm just trying to get you all to see that Heather-sama is not as bad as you all make her out to be.

Why do you have to pick on Heather-sama so much now?:(

Heather...sama?

All right, I am officially creeped out.

The problem is, if we go from what has actually happened in the comic, Heather has done terrible things to people around her. The motivations you claim her to have, the supposed "abuse" by her mother and the reason for wanting a sister, that is your interpretation, your imagination, without any actual basis in fact. Heather is not a nice person, and you wanting her to be does not immediately make it so.
Quite frankly, I think you need to take a step back and recognize that Heather is a fictional character, not a flesh and blood individual that you need to "defend". Adding the "sama"-suffix honestly suggest a degree of attachment to that character which is not very healthy, to say the least.

At this point, one can assume that you are either a troll or a reader who has a creepy degree of attachment to a fictional character.

[Nightgazer Starlight]

Quite frankly, I think you need to take a step back and recognize that Heather is a fictional character, not a flesh and blood individual that you need to "defend".

Alright.

I reread the webcomic and, I have to admit you are right.

I was seeing the Heather I wanted to see, not the Heather that is.

I think I will quit defending cannon Heather because I can no longer see a reason to do so... she's not my Heather.

I will write a fanfic with her being my Heather, not the cannon one now.

How to do it in a way that works though now.....

Got it, yeah!^_^

Shortly after she gets turned, and before she goes home to her parents, I'll have her meet a certain madman with a blue box then.^_^ Hahahaaa! Yeah!

She then travels with him for....... awhile.

He's just the guy to help straighten her out and make her a good/decent person.

She arrives back shortly, minutes, after she left... but she's different now though.

So...

What you all think now?

[Error of Logic]

I think evidence that you are deliberately trolling us is increasing at an alarming rate.

[Zafnak]

At this point, one can assume that you are either a troll or a reader who has a creepy degree of attachment to a fictional character.


Can't he be both?

Anyways, I find all the outrage amusing...just as I find the few defending views just as amusing.

Heather seems the stereotypical spoiled rotten cheerleader- being a vampire just makes her worse

[Nightgazer Starlight]

At this point, one can assume that you are either a troll or a reader who has a creepy degree of attachment to a fictional character.

The last one, not the first one.

Can't he be both? :))

See above answer.

Anyways, I find all the outrage amusing...just as I find the few defending views just as amusing.

<sarcasm> Glad you're enjoying yourself now. </sarcasm>

Heather seems the stereotypical spoiled rotten cheerleader- being a vampire just makes her worse =))

Give her time with the Doctor and his Tardis and she'll be a completely different person, more like I think she might have been if she were like I thought.