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'''''A Different Point of View''''' (title pending) is a [[Fan:Index|fancomic]] dealing with the repercussions of the [[Chris-chan]] saga in the context of the real world. It includes satirical and surrealist elements as well as a serious and straightforward look at a man we're all too familiar with.
'''[[Fan:A Different Point of View|A Different Point of View]]''' has moved to its own page, if you came here looking for that.


= Plot =
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[[Mary Lee Walsh]], a popular and well-established dean of a [[Piedmont Virginia Community College|local community college]], receives a report from a student regarding a strange male student soliciting with a crudely-made poster. Concerned, Mary calls her close friend [[Reldnahc Notsew Naitsirhc|Nate Reldniak]] and describes the man. Nate, a former [[Fashion Square Mall|Abercrombie]] employee, connects her description to a similar loiterer who used to hang around the store.
 
They agree to visit the mall together on the weekend, where they arrive just in time to rescue an innocent girl from the [[Red String of Fate]]. Nate calls security and escorts the girl to safety, while Mary confronts the man. Chris calls her a witch and attempts to [[Curse-ye-ha-me-ha]] her, but security handcuffs him and leads him out of the building.
 
Nate and Mary return to Nate's home, where they research Chris and find his [[Encyclopedia Dramatica]] page. Mary insists he deserves the page's caustic tone and abundance of [[Honest Content|intimate details]], while Nate finds himself troubled by his findings. He struggles with the choice between [[White knight|letting his conscience guide him]] or doing society a favor and trying to get Chris locked up. Nate's [[Homos|partner]] [[Jerkhief|George]] is of the latter opinion.
 
Mary conducts further research and learns that [[Chris's Big Night Out|some people are planning to take Chris to a bar]]. She firmly insists that Nate comes with her. In turn, George also insists on accompanying them, despite Nate's [[Chris and racism|concerns]].
 
(To be continued--I don't want to spoil the whole thing)
 
= Character List =
 
== [[Christian Weston Chandler]] ==
 
Portrayed here as a deluded, doughy man-child with [[Chris and reality|little ability to distinguish fantasy from reality]]. Here, he is most similar to his 2004-2005 state, with the [[Attraction Sign]] and Red String still intact and in use. His history combines elements from different eras (e.g. mixing the [[Love Quest]] era with the late 2007 ED page and the late 2009/early 2010 bizarre [[Sonichu 10|hate speech]]), but his overall characterization is kept fairly close to that of the real person.
 
== [[Mary Lee Walsh]] ==
 
A headstrong woman who tolerates zero bullshit. She is the most aggressive about pursuing Chris and preventing him from bothering or harming her students. She believes Chris brings all of his problems upon himself. She's organized and dedicated, but has a terribly short fuse. Nate was one of her students when she first came to PVCC, and the two are old friends.
 
== [[Reldnahc Notsew Naitsirhc|Nate Reldniak]] ==
 
The antithesis of Chris. Nate is [[Obesity|a ripped ex-Abercrombie employee]] in a [[Virgin with rage|stable relationship]] with his [[Niggos|black]] [[Jerkop|policeman]] [[Homos|partner]], George. [[Chris and remorse|Kind-hearted]] and [[Chris and his ego|altruistic]], Nate has many [[Gal-pals]], including Mary Lee Walsh. He has [[Chris and anger|an even temper]] and handles verbal conflict [[I'LL BREAK YOU DEAD|in a mature way.]] Despite his utter revulsion for Chris and his prejudices, he feels a great deal of [[White knight|pity]] at the same time, and troll's remorse hampers his ability to choose sides.
 
== [[Jerkhief|George Greene]] ==
 
A cop who serves as a voice of reason. He mediates between Mary's aggressive approach and Nate's indecisiveness. However, he won't sit idly by as Chris--or anyone--spouts hate speech. He's firmly grounded in the law and [[Chris and the Law|unlike Chris, is well versed in the specifics of it]]. Though he's good at working through conflicts, he tends to take things too seriously and is a bit high-strung.
 
= The Comic =
 
A CWCki exclusive!
 
<gallery>
Image:DPVPage1.png|Page 1: The Attraction Sign.
Image:DPVPage2.png|Page 2: Calling Nate about Chris.
</gallery>
 
(Note: This page will be relocated to the Fan category after I upload the first five comic pages.)

Revision as of 01:48, 8 January 2010

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