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Clone (glossary term)

For other uses of this term, see Clone.
Cloning is an older fannish term which refers to basing one's original characters upon existing characters. 
Some fans use the words "avatar" and "shadow."
For example, Vas & Dex are characters which were inspired by Starsky & Hutch.
Cloning differs from coded in that cloning is on someone else's established characters, and coding is basing one's characters on real people.
"Clone" and "cloning" is also an older fannish term for photocopying.
==Examples of Use==
 
* "Quite a few of the established writers in this fandom use "clones" regularly - I know Jean always has a face in mind when she creates a new character. My own much-loved Mark and Judson are based on Brian May and Judson Scott (not in personality or talents, particularly, just physically)." from Hanky Panky #9 (1983) 
* "...it's a helluva lot more fun, more creative, more mind-stretching, to invent characters of your own, clones or not. I will admit that my favourite pair started out as clones -- for about three paragraphs. Then they became separate entities, who don't even look like their progenitors apart from one blond and one dark... Let's hear it for the 'clones', and ghod how I hate that term. from Hanky Panky #10 (1983) 
* "Now I do like Dayfdd Kildragon in Hellhound, but he doesn't come across as Ray Doyle clone either, at least not to me. Lew Brody, on the other hand, is very like Bodie — and not always with Bodie"s good qualities. Cloning the actor and cloning the character are two very different things: I often do the former, but try never to do the latter. (And I don't believe anyone ever caught onto my "casting" Lewis Collins as a character in a DW story! — probably because he wasn't the least like Bodie. That was "The Eldritch Horror," appearing in BANZINE #2.) The closest I've come to that is in a ROBIN HOOD story, "On The Cold Hill's Side" (in TURN OF THE WHEEL #1), where I did come up with two characters who are a lot like Blake and Avon; hopefully that hasn't annoyed anyone." from Rallying Call #11 
==Some Clones/Avatars==
* Teri White's Starsky & Hutch clones: see Andy Jones and Tyler Monroe
* Blake's 7 Avatars in Pro Books
* many of Jane of Australia's fanworks
* Point of Hopes, a 1995 book by Melissa Scott and Lisa A. Barnett "I recently read Point of Hopes, a fantasy novel by Melissa Scott and Lisa Barnett, of which the two heroes are a/u Bodie and Doyle. (Really, they are. The authors are Pros fans and well aware of slash; Melissa read my Never Let Me Down.) Even leaving the fannish connection aside, it's a good read, set in an intriguing late-medieval-type culture. -- from Strange Bedfellows (APA) #17 (May 1997) 
* Many supporting characters in Vathara's fic, especially Embers
Jean Lorrah wrote an essay in 1995 that described her use of other fans' characters: 
==References==
Category:Fiction Writing
Clone Club

Clone Club is a term coined by the character Cosima Niehaus of Orphan Black to describe a group of clones who are aware that they are clones within the show. Over time, the term was adopted by fans as a way to designate the fandom and its members. 
Other meanings for the term began to emerge over the years as fandom grew and became popular on the internet, for more information see the next sections.
==Canon==
The core members of the Clone Club are Sarah Manning, Cosima Niehaus, and Alison Hendrix. The first use of the term on the show refers to this group of clones that were aware of the fact that they were clones and managed to meet other clones. He later went on to designate other clone formations that had the same knowledge.
"The supposed "first rule" of the club is that outsiders, particularly non-clones, cannot know about the clones' existence."Clone Club section, at the fandom wiki. That policy is quickly discarded, when more and more people learn about the clones. There are several references of the characters "joining the Clone Club". It's worth pointing out that, on the show, it appears that the sole knowledge of the clones does not equal joining the Clone Club; the characters also have to align themselves (inone way or another) with Sarah.
==Fandom==
The term was adopted to describe the fans of the show. New or potential viewers are often invited to "join the Clone Club"Join the Clone Club, BBC America ad. and become a fan of the show. The term seems to emphasize a sense of communityWhat I need from my Toronto Clone Club buddies, a Tumblr post tagged with "clone club"..
When used to desribe fanfic or headcanons, it indicates a setting in which all clones are more or less in the same place (often housemates, but not necessarily), and usually live their lifes happily or recover from the brutal canon plot. These are usually fluff oriented and/or domestic.
The term is also used by fandom for tagging purposes, those it's more influential on Twitter, as Tumblr tends to tag with the name of the show first.
==References==
Category:Orphan Black
Clones and the Collapse of the Pre-Imperial State

Clones and the Collapse of the Pre-Imperial State is a meta essay by Liz S. 
It was published in Southern Enclave #11 and is online here.
==Excerpt==
"ROTJ, that three major events of "historical" significance have occurred in the recent past (approximately the last generation) of the STAR WARS characters' experience. These events are the Clone Wars, the "fall of the Jedi", and the collapse of the Old Republic. The three events had common roots; and the forces that brought them about continue to operate during the "present" which the movies portray."
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category: 1986 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Meta in Print
Cloneshipping (Star Wars)

This page is about cloneshipping in Star Wars. For the general trope, see Clonecest.
Cloneshipping, or cloneships, are ships between Star Wars clone troopers. Within Star Wars fandom, it is also commonly referred to as clonecest.
== Meta ==
=== Clonecest In-Universe ===
Some fans have discussed how cloneshipping might be viewed in-universe - for example, clones not getting into relationships with their batchmates, Jedi being supportive of clone relationships, etc. One popular post suggests:
=== Controversy ===
Some fans dislike or outright condemn cloneshipping. Since the clones are genetically identical and call each other "brothers", some consider cloneshipping to be incest.
== Example Ships ==
Popular cloneships are most often between popular clone characters, or clone characters who canonically have a close relationship with each other. Examples include:
* Cody/Rex
* Echo/Fives
* Boil/Waxer
* Jesse/Kix
It is also relatively common for fans to create clone OCs and post cloneship content about them.
== Fanworks ==
=== Fanfic ===
* Hold My Heart in Its Surrender by lizardberries - Boil/Waxer, rated Explicit
* Desperation by dridri93 - Cody/Rex, rated Explicit
* Sun-Kissed by clonewarsandchill - Jesse/Kix, rated Teen
=== Fanart ===
File:BoilWaxer odekiisu.jpg|pencil sketch of Boil and Waxer leaning against each other
File:RexFox cacodaemonia.jpg|digital art of Fox and Rex pressing their foreheads together. Fox is lit in red, while Rex is lit in blue.
File:Stay cacodaemonia.jpg|digital art of Boil pinning Waxer down.
File:EchoFives leeleebee.png|sketch of Echo and Fives cuddled together in bed. 
Category: Star Wars Fandom Glossary
Category:Tropes & Genres
Category: Star Wars Tropes & Genres
Category:Selfcest Fandom
Clorinde/Wriothesley

Clorinde/Wriothesley is a het pairing in the Genshin Impact fandom between the characters Clorinde and Wriothesley.
==Canon==
Clorinde and Wriothesley are both from Fontaine and have a friendly relationship in canon. They collaborate during the events of the Fontaine archon quest, and regularly have tea together and make bets with each other.
==Fandom==
As of May 2024, there are 172 works in the pairing tag on AO3.
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
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==Example Fanworks==
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==Archives and Communities==
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===Fan Events===
* (May 20-26, 2024)
==Other Fannish Resources==
* Clorinde/Wriothesley (Genshin Impact) tag on AO3
==References==
Category:Genshin Impact Relationships
Category:Het Pairings
Category:NL Pairings
Close Calls

Close Call is a 51-page gen novel by Linda Knights. "A 4th season story in which Avon's increasing obsession drives him to manipulate Tarrant in an indefensible manner." Hermit.org 
It was originally published in Something Unfriendly.
==Series==
This zine is part of a 1997 series of mini-zines, each with a story that has been published previously in another zine. Each mini-zine has a full-color photo cover.
* Bad Blood by Peggy Hartsook
*Blind by Linda Knights
* Close Calls by Linda Knights
* Crucible's Flame by Linda Knights
* Endgame by Peggy Hartsook
* Fate's Final Act by Linda Knights
* Prelude to an Interview by Linda Knights
* Returned Favors by Linda Knights
*Surprises by Linda Knights
* Waves Upon a Mirrored Surface by Linda Knights
* Yesterday: Memories of Tomorrow by Linda Knights
From Yesterday: Memories of Tomorrow, the last zine in the series: 
==Excerpt==
== References ==
Category:Blake's 7 Gen Zines
Category:1997 Zines
Close Doubles

Close Doubles is a het, gen and slash 125-page Professionals anthology. 
The art is by Caren Parnes (cover), Karen River, and Sheila Willis.
The second part to "Silence" by Sheila Willis which was in Foxhole in a Graveyard was supposed to have been in this zine, but is not. It was also not published as planned, in the proposed zine "Mixed Quarters." There are three full-page flyers for the proposed zine "Mixed Quarters" in this zine.
* CI5 and the Blustery Day by Sheryl Adsit (4)
* Ten for Trial, Five for Bliss, Part 1 by Sheila Willis (10) 
* Always By My Side, poem by Laura Peck (slash) (30)
* 'Till Death by Sheila Willis ("'Till Death" is the conclusion to her unfinished story "'Till Death" in the zine Foxhole in a Graveyard.) (33)
* The Favor, Part 1 by Sheila Willis (92)
* Close Doubles by Jennette Newhouse (107)
* Artwork Caren Parnes Karen River and Sheila Willis
==Some Flyers for This Zine==
Image:closedoublesflyer1.jpg|a flyer printed in Foxhole in a Graveyard
Image:closedoublesflyer2.jpg|a flyer printed in Foxhole in a Graveyard
==Sample Interior of "Close Doubles"==
Image:closedoubles-1.jpg|art by Karen River
Image:closedoubles-2.jpg|art by Karen River
Image:closedoubles-3.jpg|art by Sheila Willis
File:Closedoubles-4.jpg|sample text
Image:closedoubles-5.jpg|art by Karen River
==Some Flyers for "Mixed Quarters," a Zine Heavily Promoted in the Zine==
This zine, heavily promoted in "Close Doubles," was heavily promoted but never published. This was Sheila Willis's never finished the stories' continuation. It was the last zine she put out before she more or less dropped out of fandom. 
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:The Professionals Gen Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Close Encounters of the Ford Kind

Close Encounters of the Ford Kind is a 1983 essay by Dianne Smith.
Smith was best known for her detailed, lush portraits and illos for Harrison Ford roles.
This essay is a detailed account of her August 24, 1983 visit to Ford in England while he was filming one of the Star Wars films. 
It was printed in the Dec/Jan/Feb 1983/84 issue of Empathy News.
 
==Some Topics Dicussed==
* Smith's past success in art shows in professional venues such as film premieres
* meeting Ford and having him sign her art
* breaking the fourth wall, showing him her fanart
* it is an example of the popular topic of fan testimonials about fans on sets
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1983 Meta
Category:Fanart Meta
Category:1983 Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:Indiana Jones
Category:Harrison Ford
Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Close Encounters of the Third Kind is an American science fiction film that tells the story of Roy Neary, an everyday blue collar worker in Indiana, whose life changes after an encounter with an UFO.
==Zines==
* When You Wish Upon a Star
==Archives & Fannish Links==
* Close Encounters of the Third Kind & crossover works at FFN
* Close Encounters of the Third Kind works at AO3
Category:Close Encounters of the Third Kind
Close Enough to Smell Them

Close Enough to Smell Them is a gen Star Trek: TOS and TNG anthology zine. Many of the contributors were part of the Beverlyophiles, a fan group focused on Beverly Crusher and actress Gates McFadden. "Close Enough" ceased publication in 1992, when its editor graduated from high school.
==The Submission Request for Issues #2 and #3==
The editor had a submission request printed in More Missions, More Myths #17 in the form of a self-described open letter:
Excerpts: 
==Issue 1==
Close Enough to Smell Them 1
==Issue 2==
Close Enough to Smell Them 2 is undated and includes no page count.
* Editor's Blurb
* Girls Night Out by Tanya Chang
* One Step by Patience Sibeal
* Poetry and Vignettes by Patience Sibeal
* Should the Master Grieve by Debbie Baudoin
* The Test by Debbie Baudion
* Prominent Women of Trek (puzzle ) by D. Murphy
* Contributor's Biographies
==Issue 3==
Close Enough to Smell Them 3
==Issue 4==
Close Enough to Smell Them 4 was published in May 1992. The front cover is by Robby Fowler.
* Three of Four, part one by Patience Sibeal (2)
* A Meeting of Concerned Minds by Amy Farmer (3)
* Three of Four, part 2 by Patience Sibeal (6)
* Going Home by Halsey Taylor (This story was submitted to Barbara P. Gordon in 1988 for consideration for publication in one of Gordon's zines.) (originally in Timeframe #11) (7)
* Three of Four, part 3 by Patience Sibeal (33)
* Unification III by Bonnie Holmyard (originally in Skylarking) (34)
* Untitled by Patience Sibeal (48)
* art by Robbie Fowler (front cover), Warren Oddsson and Patience Sibeal (back cover)
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:Star Trek TNG Zines
Category:1990s
Close My Eyes and Taste You on My Lips

Close My Eyes and Taste You on My Lips is a half-hour Adam Lambert/Kris Allen podfic by Jenepod.
Summary: A birthday party, a blindfold, and a table full of desserts. Kris's wish fantasy is about to come true.
This podfic was made as part of the first pod_together challenge. The author and podficcer worked collaboratively to create the work and the author notes that "This work was created to be listened to, not read; we encourage you to stream or download the podfic to get the most out of the story."samanthahirr. Close My Eyes and Taste You on My Lips July 10, 2011. (Accessed July 5, 2012)
==Recs and Reviews==
*"She has a lovely warm voice and such a smooth reading style that is eminently easy to listen to. The story is such a sweet one, full of warm feelings and gushy happiness, without being too saccharine."fire_juggler. A Chain of Podfic Recs...., December 9, 2011. (Accessed July 5, 2012)
==References==
Category:Slash Podfics
Category:American Idol Podfics
Category:2011 Podfics
Close Quarters (Professionals zine)

For the Professionals con, see Close Quarters. 
Close Quarters is a slash 140-page (73,500 words) Professionals anthology.
The front cover is by Alex T. MacKenzie. There is no interior art.
==Author's Thanks==
To: Agnes (proofreading), Sandy, Blackbird and Caroline for critique. Rachael, Sandy, Agnes, Blackbird, Lezlie Conch, Pam Rose, and Katharine for "the wonderful story brainstorming sessions at Escapade which led to "Love in a Faithless Country."
Irene also thanked Jan Levine and "the eagle-eyed readers of Seattle".
==Contents==
Story summaries from the zine:
* Elena's Shoes by Irene (Guarding the wife of a deposed dictator may sound boring to Bodie and Doyle, but Elena Florian proves highly entertaining—and much more attracted to Bodie than Doyle cares for. But is the attraction mutual? And what will Doyle choose to do about it, if anything?) (1)
* Dance While You Can by Alex T. MacKenzie (In search of a blackmailer, Bodie and Doyle go under cover at a gay club. Doyle succeeds in keeping the fact that it's not all an act for him a secret—until Bodie suddenly pulls him onto the dance floor for one long, slow number...) (20)
* Fit to be Tied by Gwyneth Rhys (Can the lads survive hours of togetherness—a bit too much togetherness? Find out what happens when Bodie and Doyle become closely bound, literally, in a rather compromising position.) (30)
* On a Hot Summer's Night by Alex T. MacKenzie (A too-hot evening, a party that never seemed to end, and a drunken kiss on the sofa...in the morning, Doyle is ecstatic. And Bodie doesn't remember a thing...) (43)
* Groundhog Doyle by Irene (Bad enough to be stuck living the same day over and over again until he gets it right—but it's Christmas Eve, and Raymond Doyle has never liked Christmas. Still, how much trouble can he get into in just one day?) (58)
* Strictly Classified by Alex T. MacKenzie (A reprint of a story which originally appeared on the circuit. Doyle goes on a blind date via the gay personals as part of an undercover op—and is surprised when Bodie turns up to meet him.) (77)
* Love in a Faithless Country by Alex T. MacKenzie (Bodie and Doyle have casual sex now and then; one of them wants much more, but is thwarted at every turn. Set against the backdrop of a high-level assassination plot, this is a story about desire, truth, and the price of denial.) (89)
File:Pros close quarters toc.jpeg| story summaries, click to read
File:closequarterstext.jpg|sample text
==Reactions and Reviews==
 
==References==
 
Category:The Professionals Slash Zines
Category:1996 Zines
Close To Home... So Far Away

Close To Home... So Far Away is a gen Buffy the Vampire Slayer/Angel crossover novel. The print version is 66 pages long. 
The cover was done by Gonzai Biography . 
The story focuses on the Angel character Doyle.
==Contents==
* Bonus Page for Doyle Fans, a vignette called "Just a Messenger" (2 pages)
* Close to Home…So Far Away (64 pages)
==References==
Category:Gen Zines
Category:Buffyverse Zines
Category:1990s Zines
Close Up (Firefly vid)

Close Up is a Firefly vid by Meghan. It was reviewed by flyingtapes on July 30, 2006 at the reel.
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"With River's omnipresent insanity a strong component of Firefly's canon, the vidder takes on the many layered narrative of River's worldview in the series and the film and compiles a dark, unsettling picture of what it must be like to live as the character does." ~ feedback at the reel review.
*"Oh, this is wonderful. Really amazing editing and gorgeous colouring too. I especially loved what you did with the distorted screen effect. ...the colouring is really great. The show and the movie are so incongruous to each other so it's just nice to see that acknowledged and "fixed" in the vid. Love the quick cutting back and forth such as at 0:21; works really well with her character.....Another thing about the external motion - I both use and see a lot of external motion in vids, but I thought it was wonderful and quite refreshing in this vid to have all the tilts on top of all the push and pull. Really gave it a great edge. And I guess it wouldn't come as much of a surprise that I saw some similarities between this and corn_child013's Must Be Dreaming, not just on the River+Frou Frou part but also in your overlay work and external motion. I say this as a good thing - because even though it evokes Sarah's vid you certainly were also very original in what you brought to this vid, and it's lovely to see how works in this fandom are building on each other this way. And of course your vid was more intensely with the River/Simon, especially toward the end." ~ feedback at the vidder's announcement.
Category:2006 Vids
Category:Firefly Vids
Close Up (Grey's Anatomy vid)

Close Up is a Grey's Anatomy fanvid by anoel. It was her first vid after a long hiatus and was reviewed by deathisyourart on January 1, 2006 at the reel LJ community.
Vidder's notes: "When I started the video I was completely obsessed with Grey's Anatomy and rewatched Cristina/Burke scenes soo many times. I just had to vid it to help release my love for them. So I searched my music collection and picked out this song because the lyrics fit and I liked the song. I think that the theme perfectly reflects Cristina's take on the relationship: she keeps getting torn between getting closer to Burke and pulling away. I tried to show her perspective on that and highlight it through the looks and actions she does. I also added a few effects to illustrate it (keyframing is the best). Overall, I think it turned out pretty well and is a good display for the love that is Cristina/Burke."
==Reactions/Reviews==
*"A lyrically narrated overview of the Dr. Cristina Yang and Dr. Preston Burke relationship in Grey's Anatomy. Due to good musical selection and well paced editing, this vid tells a story that is easily understandable to those not familiar with the fandom, and can be enjoyed by everyone."
*"Oh it's awesome! You did such an excellent job with it. :) You really fit in the music with the clips. Wonderful job!"
Category:Grey's Anatomy
Category:2005 Vids
Close Your Eyes

Close Your Eyes was a Hanson fanfic domain owned Ash, CandyStix, Corinne, Kim Cody, Krissy, Kristi Arthur, Nanaja, Nathalia and Taylor. It hosted their fanfic and stories by a few others. Much of the stories were erotica.
Several of the authors would later move on to their own websites, such as The Sweet Shoppe and Hanson Erotica.
Category:Hanson Author Pages
Close Your Eyes But Don't Sleep

Close Your Eyes But Don't Sleep is a Hanson fanfic by Lauryn Beaufort. It was written in 1998 and 1999. The fic centers around Taylor's deteriorating mental health as he copes with what happened the year before to his best friend, Rhiannon, who suffered from schizophrenia.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
Close Your Eyes But Don't Sleep won awards in the Hanfic Awards, Hanson Story Awards and Literary Hanfic Awards. It is featured in the PlaceToHide.net and Various Artists halls of fame.
==References==
Category:1998 Fanfiction‎
Category:Gen Fanfiction
Close the Door and Come Here

Close the Door and Come Here is a podcast focusing on Game of Thrones and A Song of Ice and Fire, with heavy leanings towards the mods favorite pairing Jaime Lannister/Brienne of Tarth. The podcast has a weekly panel that discusses Game of Thrones episodes, rereads and analysis of character chapters from the book series, playing a Game of Thrones Role-Playing Game and other special episodes.
Category:Game of Thrones
Category:2014 Podcasts
Category:2010s
Close to You

Close to You is a rare, fourth-wall breaking comedy vid. The comedy works by literalizing the love-metaphors of the Carpenters' soggy classic—birds suddenly appearing, stars falling down from the sky—as typical X-Files craziness. Ostensibly from Scully's (half-ironic) POV, and focused on Fox Mulder as a love object, the vid pulls a classic comedy bait and switch by abruptly switching to Krycek's perspective in the last chorus. The vid also features what may be the most famous breaking of the fourth wall in vid-dom; a perfectly timed annotation: (n.b.: Mulder's eyes are not blue. --ed.)
In the early 2000s, fans participated in a feedback experiment involving some of the Chicago Loop's vids: in exchange for a free copy of the vids, fans sent in feedback forms. The results for "Close to You" are archived here.
==Review/Feedback==
* Close To You, [is] an X-files vid, seemingly with the theme: "Somewhere on Alpha Centauri, there is a bathroom wall with 'For a good time, call Fox Mulder' scrawled on it." It's hilarious, and you don't have to have seen more than a couple of X-files episodes to really get it. ~ brown betty, Collection of internets, and a slice of my brain.
Category:X-Files Vids