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Dustin Henderson

==Canon==
Dustin Henderson is one of the main characters on Stranger Things. 
Aged 12 in season 1, he is an original member of "The Party." In Season 2, he bonds with older teen Steve Harrington, with whom he has become fast friends by season 3. He also acquires a girlfriend, Suzie. In Season 4, he is shown as close with Eddie Munson, who dies in his arms at the end of the season. 
Showrunners the Duffer Brothers have announced that Eddie's death would affect Dustin the most in S5. 
Dustin is an endearing know-it-all character. 
==Fandom==
Dustin is usually a side character in fanworks. 
After the post-season 4 boom in the fandom, largely driven by the popularity of juggernaut ship Steve/Eddie, Dustin appeared in many fanworks as both Steve and Eddie's confidante. He is often instrumental in bringing the two together, and several Outsider POV stories exist from Dustin's pov where he puts the relationship together. 
==Fanworks==
===Fanart===
====2017====
===Fanfiction===
* sir stephen strider finds his suzie by lesbianrobin (2022): Dustin figures out that Steve likes Eddie and tries to do his research to be a supportive friend. 
* Calamity's Child by glorious_spoon (2022): Dustin witnesses Steve & Eddie interacting and connects the dots.
==References==
Category:Stranger Things Characters
Dustsceawung

dustsceawung is a Jonathan Sims/Martin Blackwood fanfic written by callmearcturus. It's widely assumed to be the origin of the moth!jon trope.
== Summary ==
Martin had always been favored by the summer courts, and moving up north to the little village of Lacuna is a difficult adjustment. It's rainy and lonely and everyone seems to have a strange, distant relationship with the local faerie court.
However: there is a strange man in a cloak who walks past Martin's remote little cottage every few days.
However: there is a moth that keeps getting stuck in Martin's house during the rain.
These events are not as disconnected as they first appear.
== Reactions and Reviews ==
== Related Fanworks ==
* Wing Dust Dye by snuckybarnes
* dustsceawung Spotify playlist by Nicloft
* a soft fuzzy man (an ambient man) fanart by biigbiby
* Moth Jon fanart by slapdash-humdinger
* Martin is cruel. Martin cares not for Jon. by aeli-tan-art
== References ==
Category: FanfictionCategory: The Magnus Archives
Category:2021 Fanfiction
Category:2020 Fanfiction
Dusttale (Undertale fangame)

Dusttale is a fan game made by Evan Streblow based on the Dusttale AU by Osteophile, Calvateyla and a third person, collectively known as Ask-DustTale. It was released in August 2018 and attracted renewed interest to the AU, with fanworks based on the game being referred to as Evan's Dusttale to differentiate from the original.
A remastered version of the game was made in May 2024 by Robin, with Evan greenlighting the remakeDusttale: Remastered by Robin. 
== References ==
Category:Undertale
Category:Fangames
Category:2018 Fangames
Dusty Jones

==In Memory==
:"Dusty Jones, writer, editor of LIAPITA (Logic is a Pain in the Ass) and True Vulcan Confessions. Affectionately known as Commodore Hotel to the August Party set and one of the original co-chairs of the August Party. Worked alongside Mary Stacy and Mark Lenard Sarek at cons for juvenile diabetes. Died in 2003 from cancer."
Author of Sellout (a Krepe Paper) which appeared in True Vulcan Confessions 
Under the name of L.L. MacLeod she wrote Little White Lies, Too Long A Frost and A Vulcan Tea Party which appeared in True Vulcan Confessions and LIAPITA
File:Mary's Illustrations. 001.jpg|illustration for Too Long A Frost. Artist Mary Stacy MacDonald
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanwriters
Dutch DW Con

CabbageCon or Dutch DW Con is a science fiction convention held in the Netherlands. CabbageCon7 is taking place in 2024.
==History==
?Founded in 2017?? I'm assuming from the name, here. 
==Programming==
* by raaflingdraws
==Con Reports==
* (and more photos) by eruvadhril, taken at CabbageCon 2017
==Outside the UK==
* Other Discworld Conventions -- and this membership link mentions CabbageCon7/Dutch DW Con, although their website isn't loading
* Discworld Monthly tracks fan meetups and get-togethers
==References==
Category:Discworld
Category:Conventions in Netherlands
Dutchy

Dutchy is a Manhattan newsboy in Newsies. He was played by Ivan Dudynsky.
==Fandom==
===Shipping===
*Dutchy/Specs
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanlistings===
*http://web.archive.org/web/20040520232029/http://blondnewsboy.cjb.net/ Blond
Category:Newsies Characters
Duty (Blake's 7 story)

Duty is a Blake's 7 Avon/Tarrant story by Pat Jacquerie.
It was published in Southern Comfort #9.5.
==Author's Notes==
From online: 
From the print zine: 
From an apa: 
==Regarding Authorial Insertion -- A Conversation Between Two Fans (Contains Spoilers)==
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Fanfiction
Category:Slash Fanfiction
Category:1996 Fanfiction‎
Duty or Loyalty

Duty or Loyalty is a Steve/Danny story by silmanumenel. It won the 2012 Hawaii Five-0 Ohana Favorite Awards in the category "Favorite Steve and Danny - Genre: Other".Ohana Favorite Awards 2012 - WINNERS, 28 May 2012. (Accessed 20 May 2016)
Summary: Danny's life is not what you would call normal, and growing up is not exactly easy when half of your family belongs to the mafia. Or: The AU in which Danny is still Danny, but most of his family is on the other side of the law.
==Reactions==
==References==
Category:2011 Fanfiction‎
Dutyfic

Dutyfic is a derogatory term applied to fanfiction created out of (or perceived to be created out of) a sense of duty or obligation rather than a passion or interest in the canon, characters, or story. It is generally applied to a fic by someone other than the author, though there may be occasions where someone talks about writing fics for certain characters, pairings, or groups of characters in a manner that seems as though they are seeking validation or praise for having done so.
The term often comes up during discussions, discourse, and arguments on whether fandom and fans tend to focus on cisgender white men (who are often presumed straight in canon, but queer in the fanfic) in media to a disproportionate extent, and whether this and the reduced fandom focus on characters of color and female characters – particularly queer female characters – is rooted in bigotry. 
The term was used in the meta essay Your Vagina is a Bigot; My Vagina is a Saint in the form of "joyless dutyfic", and it is sometimes referenced in relation to the Eating Your Veggies post (though the post did not use the term), both of which generated a lot of criticism, controversy, and discussion. When other meta or posts expressing similar sentiments circulate in social media spaces, references to dutyfic and how it has been used previously in meta like these two may be made. 
The term can also be brought up as part of a response to fans express a disappointment in a lack of certain characters or pairing types in a fandom, though the specific term may not be used and the sentiment of the term may be expressed in different wording. Again, this is more commonplace when a fan is expressing disappointment or frustration about a lack of characters of color being shipped, a lack of femslash pairings, or a lack of trans characters being included in fanworks, as well as other less prevalent characters or story-lines. 
Some fans use the term to express the idea that they wouldn't want fanworks written out of duty or guilt being added to their fandom, still retaining the implication that the work would not be created out of passion.
From a fan in 1995: 
== Fan Commentary ==
===Unknown Date===
===2019===
==References==
Category:Fiction Writing
Duwang Gang

Duwang Gang is a fan term used to refer to Josuke Higashikata and his various allies in the town of Morioh in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 4: Diamond is Unbreakable. Given that Part 4 has a wide cast of allies, the exact characters that fans intend to refer to with the term varies. Fans frequently include Josuke Higashikata, Nijimura Okuyasu, Hirose Koichi, Kujo Jotaro, and Kishibe Rohan in their usage of the term, though the term is not solely used to refer to those five.
The name is a reference to Duwang, a poor translation of Part 4 of JoJo where "Morioh" was read as "Duwang" by the translator.
== Canon ==
== Fandom ==
==Fanworks ==
=== Fanfiction ===
=== Fanart ===
==Links & Resources==
*Joestar Group: Diamond is Unbreakable on the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Ships Wiki on Fandom.com
*Joestar Group: Diamond is Unbreakable on JoJo’s Bizarre Encyclopedia
*#duwang gang on Tumblr
Category:JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Relationships
Category:Glossary
Category:Combi Relationships
Duwei

Duwei (毒唯) are a type of Chinese idol fan. The term is translated as "poisonous single fan".endlessthoughtsofafangirl. , 4 March 2020.A Chinese interviewee on NPR translated it as "poisoning single fan", but the NPR reporters called them "poison fans". , September 16, 2020. Start at minute 17. Single/only/solo fans love only one celebrity.
According to fail_fandomanon, "Duwei are the type to fight anyone they think threatens their idol's image or reputation, often using very ugly tactics and as their name implies, are generally very toxic presences." anonymous comment, 4 March 2020.
According to one explanation on jikipedia, du wei originally referred to fans who loved only one member of a music group and hated the others. 2020-03-02
==References==
Category:Chinese Fandom Glossary
Dw slash

:You may be looking for the Deadwood community dwslash.
dw_slash was a Livejournal community for Doctor Who slash.
As of July 2009, it had 1,563 members and 2,766 posts to the community.dw_slash - Community Profile at LiveJournal, archived 27 July 2009 by the Wayback Machine.
==About==
==References==
Category:Doctor Who Communities
Category:Slash Journal Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Dwarf Fortress

Dwarf fortress (full name Slaves to Armok: God of Blood Chapter II: Dwarf Fortress) is a roguelike (randomly-generated) game done using retro ASCII art similar to Rogue or Nethack.
There are two game modes: In Fortress Mode, the player starts out with a group of seven dwarves, who they must direct to build a city on a randomly-generated patch of land that will be able to hold the hundreds of dwarves that will come later, meanwhile facing goblins, elves and wild beasts aboveground as well as the terrifying creatures in the caverns below. In Adventure Mode, the player takes control of a character of their choice that they then use to explore a randomly-generated world, fighting monsters using an in-depth combat system.
==The Fandom==
===Modding===
Because the files that Dwarf Fortress uses (known as 'raw files' or 'raws') are included in the game, there is a wide variety of mods that can be found on the official forum.
===Memes and In-Jokes===
Because the random nature of the game often leads to hilarity, there are many memes and in-jokes related to Dwarf Fortress, many of which have been referenced in other games
===Forum===
Dwarf Fortress has an official forum at Bay 12 Games
===Fan Art===
There is a wide variety of Dwarf Fortress fanart on DeviantArt.
===Let's Plays===
Dwarf Fortress has spawned numerous Let's Plays.
*Boatmurdered, a succession game by several forum-goers on Something Awful.
*Headshoots, a spiritual succesor to Boatmurdered.
*Syrupleaf. a sequel to Headshoots.
===Fanfiction===
*Fanfiction.net
*One Dwarf Against the World
===Wiki===
* The Official Dwarf Fortress Wiki
Category:Video Games
Dwarves

:This article is about the fantasy race. For human dwarfs, see Dwarfism and Fandom.
Dwarves are mythological creatures from Germanic and Norse mythology. 
In fandom, Dwarves gained popularity mostly through the works of J.R.R. Tolkien, and derived sources such as Dungeons and Dragons RPGs, making them a common element in fantasy works. These fantastical and mythological dwarves are not the same as humans who have dwarfism (a condition caused by medical or genetic factors), as fantasy dwarves are not human but a separate race of beings.
== Tolkien's Dwarves ==
In The Hobbit, thirteen Dwarves bring Bilbo to help them reclaim their kingdom of Erebor from the dragon Smaug. 
In The Lord of the Rings, the Dwarf Gimli is one of the nine members of the Fellowship of the Ring.
Dwarves also appear in The Silmarillion and The Book of Lost Tales.
===Hobbit and LOTR films===
The 2012 launch of the Hobbit film series has ignited fandom interest in Dwarves, especially the ones considered "hot", such as their leader Thorin Oakenshield (played by Richard Armitage), and his young nephews, Fili (played by Dean O'Gorman) and Kili (played by Aidan Turner), and also Bofur (played by James Nesbitt). 
The fan site Heirs of Durin | ThorinOakenshield.net provides in-depth articles about Tolkien's Dwarven culture.
== Other Fandoms with Dwarves ==
* Artemis Fowl
* The Chronicles of Narnia
* Discworld
**Discworld has many prominent dwarf characters (for example Carrot Ironfounderson and Cheri Littlebottom). Many Discworld books explore dwarven culture particularly dwarven gender roles and gender expression.
* Dragon Age
**A Paragon of Their Kind - a dwarves-focused challenge
* Dungeons and Dragons
* The Elder Scrolls
* Norse Mythology including in e.g. Marvel Comics
* Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
* Time Bandits
* Warcraft
* Warhammer
Category:Fantasy Tropes
Category:Tolkien Glossary
Dwarves Kill Smaug

Dwarves Kill Smaug is an alternate universe trope for The Hobbit in which the dragon Smaug does not destroy Laketown. Instead, Thorin's Company finds a way to kill the dragon themselves, leaving Laketown unruined and potentially altering the Battle of Five Armies. This also tends to leave them with a giant dragon body to dispose of, since Smaug is usually still inside the mountain when this happens.
In this trope, usually it is Kíli (the only archer in the movie) or Thorin Oakenshield who actually kills Smaug. Sometimes one of the other warriors does the honors instead, often after a long fight involving several dwarves. Bilbo Baggins is only rarely the one to strike the killing blow.
In Erebor Never Fell works, sometimes Smaug appears and is slain by Thorin or another dwarf before he can take the mountain.
==Example Fanworks==
* The Line of Durin by Judayre
* Foxes and their uses on adventures and romance, chapter 14 by canary_blues
Category:The Hobbit Tropes & Genres
Dwayne Johnson

Dwayne Johnson is an American professional wrestler and actor. As an actor he has appeared in several films and TV shows of interest to fandom, including Moana, The Fast and the Furious, and The Mummy Returns.
==Biography in Wrestling==
Dwayne Johnson made his name in World Wrestling Entertainment during the 1990s. He started in the United States Wrestling Association in Memphis, where, as Flex Kavana, he held the USWA World Tag Team Titles twice with Bart Sawyer. He arrived in the then-WWF at Survivor Series in November 1996 as a traditional Face named Rocky Maivia, taken from his father, former wrestler Rocky Johnson, and his maternal grandfather, the late great Hawaiian wrestling legend High Chief Peter Maivia. This character flopped, drawing chants of "Rocky sucks! Rocky sucks!" and was more hated than some of the heels of the time. He turned heel on the August 11, 1997 WWF RAW IS WAR, thus joining The Nation of Domination. The following week, he referred to himself for the first time as "The Rock." Along with deepening his voice and generally improving in the ring, he had to do two big heel turns (joining the NOD in 1997 and joining Vince McMahon's Corporation in 1998) to get the fans to accept him. He is a former 8x WWE World Heavyweight Champion, a 2x WWE Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion, a 5x WWE World Tag Team Champion,3x w/Mankind as The Rock N Sock Connection (at the time Mick carried around a sock puppet named "Mr. Socko"), 1x w/The Undertaker and 1x w/Chris Jericho a former 2x WCW World Heavyweight ChampionNear the end of the WCW/ECW InVasion/Alliance debacle in 2001, he never wrestled for WCW. and won the 2000 Royal Rumble.
==Fandom==
===Fan Community Nicknames===
The People/The Millions (AND MILLIONS) of The Rock's Fans
===Fan Works===
* AO3
* He is a regular character in WCFL. WCFL Alaska picked him at #2 in the 1995 Rookie Draft.WCFL Alaska also picked Chyna at #1. He defeated Goldust for the WCFL International Heavyweight Championship at WCFL WCW Bash at the Beach 98 on August 12, 1998, and lost it to Shawn Michaels at WCFL WWF Capital Carnage '98 on December 30, 1998.
* He was a regular character in The JWL.
===Fan Art===
* #dwaynejohnson at DeviantArt
===Pairings===
Any pairings on AO3 are Slash, and, with the exception of the few stories pairing him with former WWE wrestler Jack Swagger, all of them are Crack Ships. His top pairing is with Logan Howlett from X-men.All pairings canonized on AO3 were slash in January 2020, but as of October 2022 this is no longer true. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson/Original Female Character(s) is a het ship in the top 10 most common relationship tags listed under Johnson's AO3 Character tag. Several of the other top ships, such as Johnson/Logan and Johnson/Henry Cavill, are crack crossover pairings.
==Links==
* WWE.com
* IMDB
* TV Tropes
* Cagematch.net
* Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson works on AO3
==Notes==
==References==
Category:Professional Wrestling Fandom Category:IndustryCategory:Actors
Dwelf

"Dwelf" is a fannish term used to refer to the hybrid child of a dwarf and an elf. This trope occurs almost exclusively in The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings fandoms, with Kíli/Tauriel representing most of the examples, although there are also rare Mpreg examples of Legolas/Gimli.
==External Links==
*Dwelves tag on AO3
*Dwelf and Dwelves tags on Tumblr
Category:The Hobbit Tropes & Genres
Category:Pregnancy and Parenting Tropes
Dwight Schultz Fanclub Newsletter

The Dwight Schultz Fanclub Newsletter is a gen publication. 
It contains 400 pages of news reports, episode descriptions, LOCs, merchandise listings and more related to the actor Dwight Schultz from the A-Team.
Category:Club Zines
Category:Actor Zines
Category:Newsletters & Letterzines
Category:The A-Team Zines
Category:1980s
Dwseason4

Dwseason4 (Doctor Who Season Four) is a Doctor Who virtual season written by Aria. This fic is notable for been one of the first and best known season 4 AUs. It was widely recced in Doctor Who fandom, with many fans enjoying the fluffier than usual (at least for New Who) depiction of a classic enemyslash pairing, Doctor/Master.
:In which the Doctor and the Master have dysfunctional adventures in time and space, Martha becomes a fully qualified doctor, Leo Jones wonders what all the fuss is about, the Torchwood team recounts Himalayan hijinks, and Lucy Saxon refuses to let the averted end of the world sideline her.
This series goes AU in the final episode of Season 3. The Master lives and ends up traveling with the Doctor. This was a popular fix-it storyline following the season finale, "The Last of the Timelords". Aria posted dwseason4's prologue the day after this episode aired. This fic inspired many other stories and is probably responsible for many LoTL fix-it fics been referred to as S4 AUs. 
==Reactions and Reviews==
:Aria did write Doctor Who Season Five, a different virtual season, the following year. This work was not a sequel to season four. Aria herself explained, "The s4 project was a fix-it for Last of the Time Lords; this is my fix-it for Real Season Four, and Journey's End particularly, and will more or less chronologically follow that ending."
==References==
Category:2007 Fanfiction‎
Dwslash

:You may be looking for the Doctor Who community dw_slash.
dwslash was a Livejournal community for Deadwood slash.
There were 26 entries posted to the community as of April 2012. It was deleted by February 2019.Deleted Journal, archived 16 February 2019 by the Wayback Machine. Notice suggests that the community had been deleted by the account owner within a year.
==Community Guidelines==
==References==
Category:Deadwood
Category:Slash Journal Communities
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Dyan Ardais and the Ethical Problem

Dyan Ardais and the Ethical Problem is a 1978 essay by F.R. Wilkinson. 
It was printed in Starstone #2.
The topic was the Darkover character Dyan Ardais, his sexuality, and why he was a sexual predator of children (coded as "mind-invasion for sexual purposes").
"SA" and "HH" mentioned below are abbreviations for "Sword of Aldones" and "Heritage of Hastur," both books by Marion Zimmer Bradley.
Laran is a Darkover term. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* "Dyan is an open lover of boys, and a certain amount of scandal, muted be cause of his position, attaches to his name."
* Dyan's father was a difficult one and did not provide Dyan what he needed; he also was lacking a mother's influence
* Dyan was confused and adrift, and his society failed him
* if Dyan's son had lived, "the later history of Darkover might have been different"
==From the Essay==
Category:Darkover Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Category:1978 Meta
Dyevka's Home Page

Dyevka's Home Page was Dyevka's slash page before it became Zoë Rayne's Slash Fiction Index.This page has moved, via Wayback: 04 November 1999. (Accessed 20 October 2012)
The site was listed with its separate fandom pages in the Fan Fiction on the Net directory in 1998Slash Fan Fiction on the Net S - Z, via Wayback: 06 December 1998. (Accessed 20 October 2012) and the slash fanfiction section of the site was a member of the Slash Fan Fiction Ring.Dyevka's Slash Fiction, via Wayback: 02 February 1999. (Accessed 20 October 2012)
File:Dyevka s Home Page.png|main page
==References==
Category:Slash Author Pages
Dyevka's Music Vids

Dyevka's Music Vids is a VHS songtape collection of vids by Dyevka. The videotape came with detailed liner notes explaining the inspiration and origins of each vid, something that was atypical for the time.
The creator notes:"There are some "spoilers" in these notes, since some of my vids depend upon the element of surprise for their humor. I know that some people prefer to know what they're getting into, so I've included the titles and lyrics for the "surprise" vids here. If you prefer to be surprised, you can always watch the tape first, then read the notes. These are my fledgling attempts at vids. They're in roughly chronological order, and I've included the approximate date of creation for each one, so you can hopefully see my progression as I've learned more about the art of vidding. You'll note from these dates that I went vid-crazy in October 1998; I had a burst of inspiration, brought on by the thought of attending Friscon and being able to publicly show my work.'
Among the people she thanked were Sandy Herrold ("for the wonderful panel on vidding that she presented at Escapade '98. She inspired me to express myself through vidding and I'll always be grateful"), Jo and Shoshanna ("for the late-night session of "let's shred Dyevka's vids." I learned a lot and hopefully it's apparent in the newer vids on this tape") and Jessica ("for running the vidders mailing list. It's a terrific resource and an all-around fun place to be. It was where I got the idea to have liner notes that included the song lyrics.")
*Bodie's Theme (The Professionals)
*Kung-Fu Fighting (Pros)
*Behind Blue Eyes (Pros)
*Sodomy (from the musical 'Hair') ([[X-Files)
*Real Men (multiple fandoms) ("This vid is dedicated to the memory of Matthew Shepard, a 22-year-old University of Wyoming student who was beaten to death because he was gay. Blessed be, Matthew.")
*Desire (Desperate Remedies)
*A Secret Marriage (Lawrence: A Dangerous Man)
*Theme (Due South)
*Bad Boys (Multi)
*Changing Partners (Pros)
*Desire (Desperate Remedies)
*Never Let Me Down Again (The Sentinel)
*To Have and To Hold (X-Files)
*Holding Our For A Here (Hercules)
Category:1998 Vids
Category:Multifandom Vids