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Complicating this is that ''Guardian Blue: Season 1'' and ''Guardian Blue: Season 2'' have titles which imply that they are divisions of the same entity and not independent of each other. The earlier stories, while in the same continuity, do not have this distinction, as they were written as standalone fics before it was decided to turn this continuity into a long-running series.

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Complicating this is that \'\'Guardian Blue: Season 1\'\' and \'\'Guardian Blue: Season 2\'\' have titles which imply that they are divisions of the same entity and not independent of each other. The earlier stories, while in the same continuity, do not have this distinction, as they were written as standalone fics before it was decided to turn this continuity into a long-running series.

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As I stopped reading midway through season 1, I may be wrong about this, but I got the impresion that this transition also included a transition towards plot arcs that flow together like those of a TV series, rather than the previous model of having semi-standalone plots like those of a movie or book series; hence the adoption of the

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As I stopped reading midway through season 1, I may be wrong about this, but I got the impresion that this transition also included a transition towards plot arcs that flow together like those of a TV series, rather than the previous model of having semi-standalone plots like those of a movie or book series; hence the adoption of the \"season\" metaphor.

I think it\'s fairly reasonable to regard \'\'Thanks for the Fox\'\' and \'\'Who Writes This?\'\' as standalone fics, but I\'m not sure whether it makes sense to separate \'\'Season 1\'\' and \'\'Season 2.\'\'

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25th Jul '17 at 10:35:44 PM

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Complicating this is that ''Guardian Blue: Season 1'' and ''Guardian Blue: Season 2'' have titles which imply that they are divisions of the same entity. The earlier stories, while in the same continuity, do not have this distinction, as they were written as standalone fics before it was decided to turn this continuity into a long-running series.

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Complicating this is that \'\'Guardian Blue: Season 1\'\' and \'\'Guardian Blue: Season 2\'\' have titles which imply that they are divisions of the same entity and not independent of each other. The earlier stories, while in the same continuity, do not have this distinction, as they were written as standalone fics before it was decided to turn this continuity into a long-running series.

As I stopped reading midway through season 1, I may be wrong about this, but I got the impresion that this transition also included a transition towards plot arcs that flow together like those of a TV series, rather than the previous model of having semi-standalone plots like those of a movie or book series; hence the adoption of the \"season\" metaphor.

I think it\'s fairly reasonable to regard \'\'Thanks for the Fox\'\' and \'\'Who Writes This?\'\' as standalone fics, but I\'m not sure whether it makes sense to separate season 1 and season 2.

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25th Jul '17 at 10:27:55 PM

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Complicating this is that ''Guardian Blue: Season 1'' and ''Guardian Blue: Season 2'' have titles which imply that they are divisions of the same entity. The earlier stories, while in the same continuity, do not have this distinction, as they were written as standalone fics before it was decided to turn this continuity into a LongRunner.

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Complicating this is that \'\'Guardian Blue: Season 1\'\' and \'\'Guardian Blue: Season 2\'\' have titles which imply that they are divisions of the same entity. The earlier stories, while in the same continuity, do not have this distinction, as they were written as standalone fics before it was decided to turn this continuity into a long-running series.

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