u/Far_Application_2894

Antécedents: Famille prone aux cancers. Sexe: Femenin. Age: 47

On vit à Paris. Ma maman a réçu une ordonnance de la part du médecin géneraliste. Problème: elle parle espagnol et refuse de chercher RDV car c'est en français et je suis donc en charge de le faire or je ne connais absolument rien de termes médicaux ou ses conditions car elle va au médecin géneraliste et ne retient absolument rien. Je finis donc avec une ordonnance comme ma seule guide pour savoir que chercher. Quand je suis au téléphone je suis pas trop sur quoi demander, type de médecin, type de opération ces choses las.

J'ai donc 2 questions.

1. Quoi dire? Quand je demande un RDV aux numéros des hopitaux, je sais que je dois demander une rectoscopie de la part d'un gastro-enteroloque mais posterieurment la conversation dure que 2 minutes sans RDV car je sais pas quoi dire apres.

2. Comment prendre RDV? A partir de tous les appels que j'ai fait, me parait-t-il qu'il faut qu'on fasse d'abord un prémier RDV dans tel hopital pour après faire RDV pour l'opération. Quelqu'un peut confirmer?

Ce n'est pas si urgent mais ça m'angoisse trop car je sais pas par où commencer pour prendre RDV pour elle.

My Fanganronpas happen to have a lot of these. Like 2 characters get abducted, other 2 happened to be the schizophrenic imagery of another character why by dying also took the other 2 with her to her grave, 1 literally escapes the facility.

For reference my casts have like 19-21 characters yet i still have up to 7 cases most of the time and not so many survivors tbh, ranging from 2-3.

I mean, would you read a fangaronpa where your characters suddenly vanish regardless of it actively contributing to the main storyline?

If your Fanganronpa happens to have a philosophical theme, what is the thesis meant to convey at the end?

Mine is just "Change is part of life and you shouldn't reject it" which happens to be the morale of my trilogy.

If you don't have any then why?

I'm really curious how do you handle this part of the writing because aside of the protagonist and antagonist, I don't know how to portray it very well in other situations.

I have a fanfic in which at some point the main character realizes he's a fictional character because my fanfic is from a fandom, which pretty much messes him up. Now do you guys think, that if he later discovers he's not only a fictional character but not even that fictional character, just the representation of himself I have in my head would it mess him up more or less because he already knew he wasn't real. In other words "Not only you're not real, you're just the clone of yourself in someone else's mind" would make him feel worse.

For context it's a crossover fanfic, and I really wanna explore the idea of the characters getting aware that they are pretty much the product of someone's neurodivergence and not just a bunch of pixels as other self-aware fanfic do.