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Jaune's first appearance is in One Good Turn Deserves Another and he has either appeared or been mentioned in every work since November 11 , For consistency, all details listed in the Biography section will encapsulate details from before the relevant point of divergence, which applies to Jaune in most cases excluding White Sheep , Forged Destiny , Arcanum , and other pieces which fundamentally change the setting he inhabits. Deviations following the point of divergence are given separate pages. Sometime in his childhood, Jaune had a pet named "Kevin. One defining characteristic shaping Jaune's worldview is an appreciation for his family history and lineage which manifests into his desire to become a remembered huntsman. According to the FAQ on Coeur's biography, he uses Jaune as a protagonist often he fits his needs as a character, having motivations, obstacles, and derived conflicts to resolve. A secondary reason for his use is that Jaune's problems are compelling and fits as an "everyman" lacking advantages and skills that the rest of the cast take for granted.

Couer al aran

He is known within the community for having completed several novel-length works and consistently updating ongoing ones on a weekly or biweekly basis. Most of his stories focus on the character of Jaune Arc, usually with some minor or major changes made to either his character or the setting as a whole. On hiatus. Currently an open-ended set of one-shots that may update whenever Coeur feels like. The concept for the anthology started with the authors playing a game of producing stories under pressure in 15 minutes based on a prompt from each other with a few guest authors , so the stories aren't "stories" per se, but more of a summary of how such stories would go, with the authors giving their reviews on each other's work and reflections on their own work in the author notes. Several of Coeur's stories actually have their origins from this anthology, if you know where to look for them. Tropes present in multiple works, or works without their own pages, include: Accusation Fic : Several of his fics make clear he does not view the Brother Gods as benevolent deities, often having every character who learns about Ozpin's Dark and Troubled Past , regardless of their feelings on him, agree to the Gods being profoundly flawed at best, downright despicable at worst, for what they did to Ozma and Salem and also for inflicting global genocide on their creations as punishment for the actions of a few. Generally, Coeur's works are of the opinion that the Brothers are more to blame for Salem and Ozma's suffering in their backstory and the lingering threat to humanity than either Salem and Ozma are, while treating Salem's Start of Darkness with Adaptational Sympathy. Two omakes in Headmaster Arc take shots at some of Jaune's traits post-Volume 3. The former mocking his "hair" in Volume 7, and the latter disparaging the upgrades to Crocea Mors made in Volume 4 and 7 as either Awesome, but Impractical or redundant. He regularly accuses Team RWBY, and to a lesser extent their immediate allies, of getting away with literal crimes due to their status as Huntresses-in-training, like civilian endangerment in regards to the Paladin chase. His fics also frequently calls out the destruction of the fleeing Bullhead at the docks battle for racking up an extreme and needless collateral body-count Null in particular deconstructs the incident viciously when the Morality Chain of the fic's Villain Protagonist is among the casualties. Blake is particularly accused of being a hypocrite in regards to various matters, even in fics which portray her positively or play this behavior from her lightly.

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Skip navigation. Hi, Coeur al'Aran here. I'm a writer based in the UK, and have been involved in the industry for nearly ten years now. I've always been involved in journalism, editorial and freelance work - but recently took to fiction because it has always been a dream of mine. I created this Patreon as a way to support this hobby, and perhaps turn it into something more. To enable me to write, but also to share my own expertise with writing to those who are interested. Since then, we've ballooned into a community of our own, and I'm thankful to all who have joined or taken part.

It ran in active syndication from July 11 to January It replaced Not this Time, Fate as Coeur's oldest piece in active syndication from August 12 to January 20 before it was supplanted by Service with a Smile. It was Coeur's longest continuous fictional work, being chapters long, and is the first piece to conclude in Throughout the s and s , Coeur expressed an interest in video games and the lore surrounding it. He would start writing stories in centered around his "childhood hero", Sonic the Hedgehog. It is unknown exactly when Coeur came up with the specific plot for Forged Destiny , but it was likely developed between September 26 and November 10 , , between the start of The Writer Games and when Coeur first mentioned it on his profile. According to his profile after the November 10 update, the title was intended to be temporary as he aimed to think of a better one. The purpose of writing the piece was to create the world of Remnant with RPG mechanics but without "Gamer-style" pieces.

Couer al aran

Coeur Al'Aran born November 19 [1] , [2] , formerly known as Cavalyn [3] [4] and Cavartiash [5] is an English author and publisher who focuses exclusively on alternative scenarios within the RWBY canon. Several of his works range from a character interacting with another ahead of time to a complete overhaul or change in character roles, dramatically impacting the flow and structure of a story. See: s , s , and s. Coeur was born on November 19 as the third child with two older sisters.

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It's just because the site imposes limits if I don't have higher targets it's weird. At a minimum, he usually already knows what Aura is, whereas Pyrrha had to explain it to him during Initiation in canon; Professor Arc even lampshades it by having him say that only a real idiot would try to go to combat school without knowing about Aura. Does Not Like Spam : Coeur writes Glynda Goodwitch as not especially caring for coffee, preferring tea, and not liking Beacon's in-house blend. To legally drive a car independently in the United Kingdom, one needs to be at least 17 years old, suggesting the nephew may have been born around the late s to early s assuming Coeur's sisters were born between the late s and early s. He says that he likes this type of story over Black-and-White Morality because it creates more tension and adds an undercurrent of "what are you willing to sacrifice to win" to his works. Winter Schnee usually gets portrayed similarly to Blake above except for the running away from her problems part , just more reliant on Atlas military protocol and is very prideful due to it. A sister is a female sibling born from the same set of parents. Cinder's village was attacked by a Grimm horde after a group of cowardly Huntsmen used the village as bait for a horde they provoked. Adaptational Friendship : Professor Bartholomew Oobleck and Roman Torchwick, two characters who never shared a single scene in RWBY canon, have an Adaptation Origin Connection : they're portrayed in the universal mythology of Coeur's works as former huntsman-in-training teammates , but they tragically fell out completely after Oobleck sacrificed the rest of their team on the Vale Secret Service's orders during the fall of Mountain Glenn, and his betrayal led to Roman losing faith in humanity. According to Coeur, following the death of his useless sister's mother-in-law, his brother-in-law went to the pub to "destress" instead of dealing with the inconvenience of consoling his wife. They're also connected to the Mountain Glenn incident, as their other two teammates were killed during the event which led to Roman's Start of Darkness , whereas there was no indication in canon that Roman had a connection to the disaster itself. It takes a lot of time for them to have a healthy relationship, platonic or not, because they can't tell how much of their feelings are genuine emotions and how much of it is a trauma marker.

He is known within the community for having completed several novel-length works and consistently updating ongoing ones on a weekly or biweekly basis.

His stories can still be enjoyed on their own, but those who read all of his works will catch gags and references that others won't. Follow TV Tropes. The most noteworthy exceptions are Coeur's Contextual Reassignment fics, which do feature her as a major or main character in a vastly changed context note Specifically, she's a Tritagonist in The Unseen Hunt , Promoted to Love Interest in Forged Destiny , and the main protagonist of Arcanum , because they enable Coeur to give her more internal conflict than canon. Roman has also, within the shared multiverse framework, been responsible for Jaune's forged transcripts; this was initially mentioned in passing in One Good Turn and was expanded on in later stories. This is, like the ones below, something of a placeholder, as there was someone who wanted to donate this level but could not unless I included it here. Jaune Arc: For it is in failure that we achieve immortality. And the Adventure Continues : His earlier fan works tended to end with the characters knowing that the future is still ahead of them and the threat of Salem not stopped. On April 3 , one of Coeur's koi fish commits suicide by jumping out of a pond. Early-Installment Weirdness : His earliest works were The Equalizer , The Entertainer , and One Good Turn Deserves Another , which very obviously stand out from the rest of his works - while his writing style has not drastically changed over the years, they're still incredibly different from the uniquely connected novel-length works that he would go on to write. Both Roman and Neo play major roles in Professor Arc , with Neo even serving as a potential love interest and getting her own non-canon romantic spin-off. What's to come?