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Emori

Emori is a fictional character from The 100 television series, portrayed by Luisa D'Oliveira.
==Fandom==
===Pairings===
*Emori/John Murphy - canonical and most popular pairing 
*Emori/Raven Reyes
*Bellamy Blake/Emori
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Modern AU: modern setting, where she meets or knows other characters from the series
*High School AU: common because of her relative age when she is first introduced
*PTSD: dealing with the aftermath of trauma she endured, especially after the City of Light 
*Pastfic: concentrating on her life before she is introduced in season 2, sometimes focused on the implied abuse at the hands of her guardian, Baylis 
*Time Skip Fic: what her life was like on the ring, during the 6 year time jump between season 4 and 5
*Supporting Character: a featured secondary character in stories focusing on other characters from the series
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*Emori by samanthalagace
* by Sara E.
* by bloodofstarsart
* by ravenreyeskicksurass
===Fanfiction===
*Reminds Me Of When We Were Young by goldenkc
*I'll Find a Way to Cheat by jacquelee
===Fan Vids===
*Emori | Trailer by Darcy Evans
==Archives and Links==
*Emori tag at Archive of Our Own
*Emori at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr Tags: Emori, Emori The 100, Emori kom Spacekru
==Resources==
*Emori at The 100 Wiki
==References==
Category:The 100 Characters
Emori/John Murphy

Emori/John Murphy, also known as Memori, is the het pairing of Emori and John Murphy in The 100 fandom. They have a canonical relationship.
==Fandom==
During the airing of the final season of the show, many fans on Tumblr theorized that Emori was pregnant with John's baby due to comments made by Nikki that Emori had "a glow."Tumblr post by murphystartedthefire, posted July 4, 2020 (Accessed September 25, 2024).
===Common Tropes in Fanworks===
*Modern AU: modern setting, where they meet and begin a relationship.
*Canon Divergence AU: varies, but may include John not going with Jaha in season 2 and him meeting Emori a different way.
*PTSD: dealing with traumas that have occurred during the series.
*Futurefic: sometimes they are married or have children.
===Challenges===
*Memori Appreciation Week
*MerryMemori
==Fanworks==
===Fan Art===
*The 100 - Murphy and Emori by by Toffinchi
* by Fa Panini
===Fanfiction===
*Next time, warn me before you show up with a dead body by bombshellsandbluebells
*In the Library of My House I Have a Laugh by Chash
*Quiet Thought Come Floating Down And Settle by LayALioness
*The Bunker Diaries by infernalandmortal
===Fan Vids===
*Come With Me by meg b
*Crazy how it changes you by LoonyDru
===Meta===
*Guys, I really love the “okay?” at the end of Your home is with me, okay? by murphystartedthefire
*okay memori is honestly such an iconic ship and you can fight me on this by bellamy6lake
===Other===
*, Social Media AU by thecarstairsheir
==Resources==
*Emori/John Murphy tag at Archive of Our Own
*Emori + Murphy at FanFiction.net
*Tumblr Tags: Emori x Murphy, Murphy x Emori, Memori
*Murphy and Emori at The 100 Wiki
==References==
Category:Het Pairings
Category:The 100 Relationships
Emory Science Fiction and Fantasy Symposium

Emory Science Fiction and Fantasy Symposium was an annual series of science fiction and Star Trek cons at Emory University in Georgia.
 
==The "Emory Science Fiction and Fantasy Symposium" and "Emory Trek"==
Emory Trek and the annual "Emory Science Fiction and Fantasy Symposium" and are closely entwined, and this can be hard to sort out.
"Emory Trek" evolved and became Dixie Trek.
In 2000, Randall Landers wrote: 
==1981? ==
==1982 ==
 
Second Annual Emory Science Fiction and Fantasy Symposium 
Emory University, White Hall, March 6th, 1982
"Visualizing Science Fiction and Fantasy"
movies, Star Trek episodes, Dungeons and Dragons tournament
Guest was Frank Kelly Freas
Admission was $3.
==1983 ==
Third Annual Emory Science Fiction and Fantasy Symposium was held February 12 and 13, 1983 on the campus of Emory University in Atlanta. 
The guests were Robert Bloch, David Gerrold, Michael Bishop, Gerald Page, and Hank Reinhardt.
See Third Annual Emory Science Fiction and Fantasy Symposium Interview with Robert Bloch and David Gerrold.
A transcript of Bishop's speech: "Viewpoint: Light Years and Dark: Science Fiction Since 1960" was printed in Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine [v8 #4, No. 77, April 1984] ed. Shawna McCarthy.
===1983: Con Report===
 
==References==
Category:1980 Conventions
 
Category:1984 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Emory Trek

Emory Trek was a set of two cons at Emory University in Georgia.
This con evolved and became Dixie Trek. 
==The "Emory Science Fiction and Fantasy Symposium" and "Emory Trek"==
"Emory Trek" and the annual Emory Science Fiction and Fantasy Symposium and are closely entwined, and this can be hard to sort out.
==About==
 
==Conflicts Regarding Access, Direction, and Growth==
From a 1981 open letter by Randall Landers:
==1980==
The first Emory Trek was held May 1980.
This con generated another attempt, planned for 1981. The conflict surrounding this planned con was the subject of Open Letter by Landers Regarding Emory Trek.
==1984==
This was the second Emory Trek. 
==References==
Category:1980 Conventions
Category:1981 Conventions
Category:1982 Conventions
Category:1983 Conventions
Category:1984 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Emotion Sickness

Emotion Sickness is a Hanson fanfic by Rachael. It was written from 2000 to 2002.
The story focuses on Taylor's growing relationship with an original female character named Blaire who works as a veterinarian. Their paths cross when Zac's very large great dane gets into an accident, and throughout the story said dog continues to serve as comic relief.
==Reactions and Reviews==
==Awards==
Emotion Sickness won awards from the Dreamer Awards, Gesundheit, The Golden Gnomes, the Hanfic Awards, Piper's First Fanfic Awards, the Various Artists Awards and the Waiting To Be Read Awards, and was nominated in the Hanspirational Fan Fiction Awards. It is featured in the PlaceToHide.net and Various Artists halls of fame.
==References==
Category:Het Fanfiction
Category:2000s
Emotional Fires

Emotional Fires is an explicit het Beauty and the Beast (TV) novel by Marilyn Preston. 
==Later Strife==
In February 1995, the Dreamseekers Fan Club of Virginia posted the following to vol 2 Of Love and Hope:
 
==Issue 1==
Emotional Fires 1 was published in February 1992 and contains 164 pages. 
Occasional art by Robert Ferguson, Mark Cobbold and Peter Woods. 
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 1==
==Issue 2==
Emotional Fires 2 is the sequel and subtitled "Eclipse of the Heart." It contains 274 pages and was published in October 1992.
It was edited by Alan Danton and Bill Preston. Interior art by Robert Ferguson, Mark Cobbold and Penny Sutton.
Image:emotionalfires2-1.jpg| from issue #2
Image:emotionalfires2-2.jpg| from issue #2
Image:emotionalfires2-3.jpg| from issue #2
Image:emotionalfires2-4.jpg| from issue #2
Image:emotionalfires2-5.jpg| from issue #2
Image:emotionalfires2-6.jpg| from issue #2
==Reactions and Reviews: Issue 2==
==References==
 
 
Category:Beauty and the Beast Novel Zines
Category:1992 Zines
Emotionally cold character: i don’t do relationships

Emotionally cold character: i don’t do relationships is a meme that began in 2016, tumblr user fearfultemper posted a text post: 
It became extremely popular, by April 2019, it has over 127,000 notes. Fans took the original text and added it to picspam and gif sets of their fandom pairings.
==Examples==
* The Walking Dead
* Sherlock
* Gilmore Girls
* Detroit: Become Human
* Stranger Things
* Star Trek: Alternate Original Series
* iZOMBIE
Category:2016 Memes
Category:2016 Tumblr
Category:Art Memes
Empath (trope)

In both canon and fan fiction, an empath is a person who can not only sense feelings around them, but also has the ability to change/soothe them. Some empathic characters don't need touch for this, while others do. Frequently, but not always, this touch involves sex (sometimes dubious consent). 
Some known empathic canon examples are Mantis from Guardians of the Galaxy and Professor X from the Marvel Universe. Following this line, the trope became very popular in the Marvel fandom, notably Charles Xavier/Erik Lehnsherr fics, also is a common trope in Kakashi x Iruka stories from Naruto fandom.
==Touchstone==
Touchstone is a related term and possibly a sub-trope. In Naruto fanon, touchstone is described as: "a partner ninja who will help them go through the stress."Basically a fic that deals with trying to get... Tumblr.Jun 6, 2015 (Accessed 12/6/2022). Or, from the fanfic "Touchstone" by paxnirvana, as: "Someone to talk to about things other than killing and duty. Most get around this requirement by finding steady lovers, actively living among extended family or by getting married." Touchstone appears as a term in Naruto fanfiction as early is 2008.
Touchstone was also used in Harry Potter fanon, possibly as someone or something that connects a wizard to nature, however the term may be obscure.Harry Potter and His Incredible, Dumb Luck!, thebejeweledgreenbottle.com. (Accessed 12/6/2022) He has also been described as someone who can ease others' pain when they touch each other.
==Fanworks==
===Empath===
===Touchstone===
*Touchstone by Cindy Ryan, Alternate take on 2x1. She was becoming his touchstone and it scared him (L. Chen, T. Bradford - Rookie)
*Touchstone by Jehilew, In a moment when Rogue is having problems with the psyches, Carol in particular, Gambit helps a little. Or maybe a lot. (Gambit/Rogue - X-Men)
* notes from an undertaker by chuchisushi. Naruto, Kakairu.
* Touchstone by Sunlight through Leaves. Naruto, Kakairu.
* Touchstone by paxnirvana. Naruto, Kakairu. 
* Remnants of Solitude by paxnirvana. Naruto, Kakairu. 
* Shadows on the Moon, by aviss. Naruto, Kakairu.
==Archives, Communities & Resources==
There is no canonical tag in the AO3 for the sub-trope "touchstone," however you can find several tags for "empath" and "empathy", in addition to character-specific ones such as "Empath John Watson".
*Empath tag at AO3
*Empathy tag at AO3
*The Empathy article at TVTropes
==References==
EmpathicCon

EmpathicCon was a Star Trek and other media con held in Liverpool, England. There were two of them.
They were the a continuation of TerraCon, which ran 	1976-1980.
Some of the runners of "TerraCon" and "EmpathicCon" planned a "TerraCon" in 1986, but this did not occur. See TERRACON 1986 STATEMENT for the reasons why it was canceled.
==About==
From How Dorothy Owens Brought Star Trek to the UK by Rachel Perkins (2001):
==1983==
EmpathicCon I was held in Liverpool on March 5-6, 1983. Guest of honor was Thom Christopher. The con com included Keith Jackson and Dot Owens.
===1983: Con Reports===
==1984==
EmpathicCon II held 17th-19th February 1984. Centre Hotel, Liverpool. 
From a flyer: 
 
At this con, there was a writing contest in which The Exhibit was the winner and Lady of the Dawn a near-winner.
In summer 1983, Dot Owens, the con's former chair, told fans that despite her devastating cancer diagnosis, that she hoped to attend: "I also hope I shall still be fit enough to get to EmpathicCon II in February - I'm certainly planning on being there, though I doubt anyone will see me dashing about much. After that - well, we shall just have to wait and see." from Empathy News (summer 1983) 
Dot, sadly, did not attend this con, as she had passed away on February 1, 1984. 
===Con Report: 1984===
==References==
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Category:Star Trek TOS Conventions
Category:Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Category:1983 Conventions 
Category:1984 ConventionsCategory:Conventions in United Kingdom
Empathy

*Empath, a well-known trope related to telepathy
*Empathy Press (1970s), the zine publisher that became Empathy Publications, published by Empathy Star Trek Club
*Empathy Press (1990s), the zine publisher that became Rosetta Publications
*Empathy Star Trek Club, a British Star Trek club 
*Empathy News ("Empathy Newsletter"), newsletter of the British Star Trek club, Empathy Star Trek Club
Empathy Midi-Con

Also see Mini Con.
 
Empathy Midi-Con is a gen Star Trek: TOS con, the sixth British Star Trek Convention. 
Cons with similar names:
* Empathy Mini-Con (14 February 1976, Dragonara Hotel, Leeds, England)
* Empathy Midi-Con (28-29 October 1978, Manchester, England)
* STAG and Empathy Star Trek Midi-Con (March 31-April 1, 1979, Dragonara Hotel, Leeds, England)
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:1978 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Category:Star Trek Conventions
Empathy Mini-Con

Also see Mini Con.
Empathy Mini-Con was a Star Trek convention in England.
==Cons with Similar Names==
 
* Empathy Midi-Con (28-29 October 1978, Manchester, England)
* STAG and Empathy Star Trek Midi-Con (March 31-April 1, 1979, Dragonara Hotel, Leeds, England)
* there were also a number of "Empathy Get-Togethers" for a description of one in 1978, see STAG #28
==1976==
==1986==
This one was canceled due to bad weather—Carol Keogh said the usual venue was going to charge the con £8 an hour for a heat surcharge, and that this was unacceptable.Empathy Newsletter Spring 1985
==References==
Category:1976 Conventions
Category:Conventions in United Kingdom
Empathy Press (1970s)

Empathy Press was a UK based fanzine publisher that began publishing Star Trek fanzines in the 1970s. It became "Empathy Publications."
It was run by Dorothy 'Dot' Owens, Lea Mount, and Carol Keogh (the UK FanArchive lists the founders as Barbara Kitson (later Edwards) and Catherine Owens (later Perkins). 
==Name Confusion==
In fact, for a short while there were two zine publishers in the UK by that name. One, Empathy Press started publishing in the 1990s and was run by Morag Phillips. In 1993, Morag posted an announcement in a UK newsletter indicating the name of her press changed to "Rosetta Productions". See her letter at Empathy Press (1990s).
This original Empathy Press later changed its name to "Empathy Publications." 
==Published Zines==
Avellach (1977) | The Bargain (1984) | The Berengaria Dragon (1981) | Bi-Scan (not dated) | Birds of a Feather (1983) | The Cernossian Flame (1986) | The Clean Zine (1980s) | The Conscience of the Governor (1984) | Contact (not dated, 1976 or before) | Cuckoo Child | Deja-Vu (1980-1981) | Eclipse (1986) | Emanon (mid 1970s-1984) | Empathy News (early to mid-1980s) | Empathy Newsletter (mid-1970s) | Endgame (1984) | The Exhibit (1983) | Fortune Teller (1984-1986) | Fragments from a Shattered Life (1990) | Genesis X (1983) | The Genetic Trap (1977) | The Gilded Cage (1981) | IDIC (1981-?) | If (1989 or before) | Imperfect Passage (1981) | Into Every Life (1980 or before) | It Never Rains... (1980) | Lady of the Dawn (1983) | Luktau (1975) | Montage (1988) | Offstage Enterprise (1981) | Perilous Passage (around 1980) | The Problems of Doctor Penhaligon (1982) | The Promised Land (1983) | A Question of Trust (ST/Blake's 7 crossover) (1979) | Scotty's Guide to Space Bars (around 1981) | Serendipity (1977) | Sha-Lin (1978) | Shadow of an Eagle (1984) | Starbase (1979) | Star Child (1976) | Star Trek Action-Adventure (1980) | Synergy Factor (1979) | Triad (1982) | Tribbles (not dated, probably early 1980s) | The Tribble Owner's Guide and Manual (1976) | Tricorder (1975-1980) | Valhalla Candidate (1983)
==References==
Empathy Press (1990s)

Empathy Press is a UK based fanzine publisher that began publishing Star Trek fanzines in the 1990s. 
It was run by Morag Phillips.
In fact, for a short while there were two zine publishers in the UK by that name. One, Empathy Press started publishing in the 1970s and was run by members of the Empathy Star Trek Club. This press later changed its name to Empathy Publications. 
In 1993, Morag Phillips posted an announcement in a UK newsletter indicating the name of the press changed to "Rosetta Productions": 
Category:1990s
==References==
Empathy Star Trek Club

Empathy Star Trek Club was a UK based Star Trek fan club that also published fanzines under the name of Empathy Press (1970s) which later became Empathy Publications. 
The club organized the TerraCon Star trek conventions, as well as EmpathicCon.
It also published the fiction zines Emanon, Tricorder, and Contact, as well as the newsletters Empathy News as well as many other zines.
In 1976 as listed in an issue of Empathy News, the president was Catherine Owens, the vice president was Barbara Kitson, the secretary/treasurer was Dorothy 'Dot' Owens, and the "general factotum" was Carol Keogh. In another 1976 of that newsletter, the president was Catherine Owens, two Vice Presidents were Barbara Kitson and Carol Keogh, and the secretary/treasurer was Dot Owens. How Dorothy Owens Brought Star Trek to the UK by Rachel Perkins (September 8, 2021) 
Dot Owens was Catherine Owen's mother.
See How Dorothy Owens Brought Star Trek to the UK by Rachel Perkins ("Memories of the Empathy Star Trek Club and TerraCon give us insight into this amazing superfan's life.") (September 8, 2021).
Image:Halifax-courier-75.png|Newspaper article from 1975 recording the foundation of Empathy Star Trek Club (click image for bigger version)
Image:Halifax-courier-75-2.png|Newspaper article, part 2 (click image for bigger version)
Image:empathyflyer.jpg|a 1983 flyer
 Image:empathypressflyer.jpg| a 1984 flyer 
==External Resources==
*UK Fan Archive page on the Empathy Fan Club
==References==
 
 
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Category:1980s Fan Clubs
Emperor

Emperor or The Emperor may refer to:
Characters:
*The Emperor, a character in Baldur's Gate III
*Emperor Gestahl, a character in Final Fantasy VI
*Emperor Palpatine, a character in the Star Wars universe
Other:
*Emperor AU, a trope in Star Wars fandom
*Emperor Solo, a subgenre of the above trope
*The Emperor's New Groove, a 2000 animated film
Emperor AU

Emperor AU fics often portray a character who is not an Emperor in canon, as the leader of an Empire. Empress AU fics also appear. In some shipping works, an Emperor and Empress can rule side by side, while in others the ruler is paired with an Imperial Consort. This trope is particularly popular in Star Wars fanworks, where they are often canon divergent works rather than full blown AUs.
==Star Wars==
Variations on the Emperor AU fic appear across all three Star Wars trilogies, with many different characters cast as Emperor or Empress of the galaxy. 
* Emperor Vader sometimes rules alongside his wife, Padme Amidala. In other works Empress Amidala was the sole ruler, sometimes with Anakin and/or Obi-Wan as her Imperial Consort. 
* Emperor Hux works were particularly popular after the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
* Renperor refers to works depicting Kylo Ren as Emperor.
* Empress Rey works became very common after the release of The Rise of Skywalker. This trope predates that film, and sometimes overlaps with Renperor works. In many of these fics, Rey became Empress by marriage. In other pre-TROS AUs, Rey was sometimes Empress by birth, as Rey Palpatine.
* Emperor Solo is an example of a collaborative headcanon developed on Tumblr in 2018, wherein Han Solo becomes Emperor of the Galaxy.
* Emperor Cody occasionally appears. This is usually in AUs where the clones stage a coup before or after Order 66, killing Palpatine and making Cody the new Emperor.
==Archives & Links==
==References==
Category:Star Wars Tropes & Genres
Emperor Gestahl

Gestahl is a minor antagonist from the Square Enix game Final Fantasy VI.
==Canon==
Initially presumed as the game’s main antagonist, Gestahl certainly plays the part for the first half of the plot, in the events leading up to his betrayal and execution at the hands of Kefka. Deceiving and power hungry, Gestahl possessed enough charisma to convince a team of long lived enemies that he’d turned a new leaf and had seen the errors of his ways, which ultimately lead to his gruesome downfall. 
==Fandom==
Being an antagonist yet not Kefka, Gestahl’s popularity just isn’t even comparable to his cohort’s. With few redeeming qualities, it’s unlikely he will ever be seen as the main character of a fic, rather demoted to the support sidelines.
==Shipping==
In the same vein as Kefka, Gestahl has enjoyed positions of power over Celes and Terra, making noncon ships with either of them a possibility. Ships featuring Gestahl are unlikely however, mostly due to being an unlikeable old man.
===Tropes and Themes===
Due to graphical limitations, Gestahl’s sprite in many ports of FF6 looks a lot like a rabbit. Because of this, readers can potentially expect rabbit puns in fic involving Gestahl.
==Example Fanworks==
==Links & Resources==
* Gastra | Gestahl tag at Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category:Final Fantasy VI Characters
Emperor Solo

Emperor Solo is a collection of headcanons about the Star Wars character Han Solo helping convicts escape and ending up becoming Emperor of the Galaxy like the Chinese rebel leader Liu Bang. 
Like Hoth Headcanons and the Saga of Stabby, it is an example of collaborative Tumblr fanfic, with different authors building off each others' ideas. Although many different users have contributed to various incarnations of the thread, the most well-known sections include pieces written by copperbadge, sassysnowperson, beatrice-otter, and kaelinaloveslomaris. 
==Origins==
==Excerpts==
==Reactions==
==Related Fanworks==
*The Glorious Ascension of Emperor Solo by sassysnowperson.
==References==
Category:Star Wars: Original Trilogy
Category:2018 Fanworks
Category:2018 Memes
Empey

Fan artist (deceased) and half of the writing team known as Cardiane Wedgett. (also deceased). Empey also did art for a number of zines. 
* Obsc'zine 3 - Illos for "B'Yadu" - story by Cardiane Wedgett
* R & R 8 - Illos for "A Matter of Life and Death" - story by Cardiane Wedgett
* R & R 9 - Illos for "Sutarn" - story by Cardiane Wedgett
* R & R 13 - Illos
* R & R 16 - Illo for "Promises to Keep" - story by Johanna Cantor
==Gallery==
Image:The_Kiss.jpg|The Kiss, an illo for "A Matter of Life and Death"
Image:Rr13_int_empay.jpg| illo for R & R 13
File:Randr16art5.jpg|illo for R & R #16
Category:Deceased
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Empire Books

Empire Books was a fanzine publisher. 
==Zines==
* The Night of the Twin Moons
* NTM Collected
* Ring of Deceit
* To the Fullest X-Tent
* Avon the Terrible
* Sardonac
* Trust, Like the Soul
* Volumes of Forgotten Lore
==A 1993 Flyer==
This 1993 flyer by Jean Lorrah gives fans an update on her con appearances, what she is working on professionally, lists her tie-in books and her zines.
Image:empirebooksflyer1.jpg|page one
Image:empirebooksflyer2.jpg|page two
Empire City Con

Empire City Con was a Steven Universe fan convention held in Charlotte, North Carolina in 2021. It was a successor to Beach City Con held in Virginia Beach, Virginia by the same organizers. 
==History==
==Programming==
* from the convention website
==Notable Events==
* 
==Con Reports==
* , tweet from @starshas_gem about con experience
==Resources==
* official twitter account
* #empirecitycon tag on Twitter, used by both con organizers and attendees to document their experiences and discuss the con
* at fancons.com
==See Also==
Beach City Con and Cabbage Con, organized by the same group.
==References==
Category:2020s ConventionsCategory:Steven UniverseCategory:Conventions in United States
Empire Games

Empire Games is a Kirk/Spock story by Karla Kelly. 
 
It was published in the print zine Within the Mirror #9.
 
==Summary==
"Spock agrees to “service” Kirk but wonʼt meld with him for fear of giving away information of the rebellion."
 
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1994===
===1999===
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1994 Fanfiction‎
Empire Intentions

Empire Intentions is a Kirk/Spock story by Greggia Setta. 
It was published in the print zine Counterpoint #6.
==Summary==
"M/U: Kirk learns to trust Spock over the time they serve together on the Enterprise."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
===2011===
==References==
 
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎