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Caliborn redemption arc?? Is that possible?

Not really, no. Caliborn is very happy being Terrible™. he doesnt have a reason need nor want to be redeemed—and in the case of redemption for romance (which I've seen in a good number of fics) is unlikely at best, and is still a tangled mess of him doing what he Wants (and god forbid he loses control of himself and the things around him. He gets antsy when things don't go his way, through his plan, by his means).

on the topic of the cherubim, calliope.!! the shetheypogchamp. Calliope has a lot of her own flaws! Ignoring them in favour of keeping her as the "good" counterpart to caliborn (or even just as the good character in the story—Calliope did nothing wrong, sort of thing) is a terrible perversion of her character. Goodness, you can have a good character do terrible things! A good character can be wrong in some areas, or lacking, or just not be perfect. What makes them good isn't just that she's aligned with what's right and helps the heros win—it's also that Calliope is willing to change for the better, to learn from her mistakes and grow. That is what defines a good person.

Caliborn does not want to change, nor should he. He's a prime (and somewhat exaggerated) example of a person who is never going to change, and is perfectly content carrying out their malevolent deeds. He does not want redemption. Nor should he be given it.

That's all there really is to say on the matter.

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Making oc's and fan content is not bad! It is not cringe, it is not shameful, and it should not be shunned. There will always be a minority of terrible things made to be harmful, but for the overwhelming majority, this is all harmless fun that is used to express oneself through a media they enjoy. And due to the nature of Homestuck and it's characters and content, there is a lot to take from!

These ideas are special to the person making them, and is in many ways an extension and expression of themselves. Beating this down is just as bad as beating the person down!

I feel like due to the nature of canonicity, people are quick to accept characters that are canon in-universe, but it should really be noted that even canon is still, someone's oc(s). Andrew Hussie creates these characters, they're theirs, and they're their oc's! It is hardly different from a fan making fanon content.

Making your own creative content that shares a universe or common attributes with a pre-existing media or franchise is valid, because in the end, it's the same as making said media or franchise. The quality just depends on the person.

If it makes someone happy, and is entirely harmless, is it really worth being mean or rude? Aren't we all humans, making content we enjoy? How is making fan content any different from original content, and why does it have to be less than the original/inspired content?

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