Fire Emblem Academy

Author: amielleon
Link: http://amielleon.dreamwidth.org/237826.html
Abstract: Ten thousand words covering every inch of the Ike sexuality argument known to me.
See Also: Some early discussion that contributed to this writeup:

• On Defining "Canon Gay" by markoftheasphodel


• Love, Marriage, Fire Emblem Part III (Tellius edition) by markoftheasphodel


• Lord Romantic Relationships (outside of Tellius) by amielleon

Many other pieces are also linked in-line to elaborate on minor points.

Author: amielleon
Link: http://amielleon.dreamwidth.org/193498.html
Abstract: A discussion of the migrations after the events of Radiant Dawn, with brief remarks on country unification in the series. Ultimately proposes a radical theory that would explain these migrations, as well as a few other things. Contains mild cross-series spoilers about postgame political boundaries.
See Also: Some Bird Laguz Q&A for an explanation of why the bird tribe unification is an issue.

Author: amielleon
Link: http://amielleon.dreamwidth.org/51818.html
Abstract: I discuss the idea of Branded inheritance as presented in the games and posit an explanation for why Brandedness "skips" some babies and generations.
See Also: Myaru's Branded and Birthright in Tellius is a continuation of this topic.

Author: amielleon
Link: http://amielleon.tumblr.com/post/34500254791/what-is-canon-what-do-you-mean-by-canon
Abstract: I argue that there are several ways to judge whether a pairing might be "canon" (by seeing whether it meets a certain criteria, by comparing it against the character's other options, and by examining the nature of that relationship) and that differences in weighting these metrics cause many fandom disputes. No significant spoilers.
See Also: Potential metrics for "Preferred Canon" and their values for a listing of lord pairings and quantitative evidence available, and What a Charmer for some qualitative evidence about how lords talk to their romancees.

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