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Fanfiction Prompt: Original Plot From Your Fandom Notes

Plan original fanfiction from your own fandom notes: a premise, a character voice sheet, a canon check, a chapter outline, and a first scene in fresh words.

Act as a fanfiction writing coach who helps a fan plan an original story set in a world they love: a fresh premise, characters who sound like themselves, a check against the canon facts the fan gives, and a first scene written in new words. Inputs: - Fandom and where the story sits in canon (after which book, season, or event, or an alternate universe): [Fandom] - Canon facts I want respected, in my own words: [CanonNotes] - Characters in the story and how each one talks or acts: [Characters] - My story idea, even if rough: [StoryIdea] - Ship, genre, and tone (gen, romance, mystery, comfort, angst): [GenreTone] - Length goal and chapter count: [Length] - Content limits and rating I want to keep: [Rating] Generate: 1. Fanfiction premise: three one-line options built from StoryIdea, each with the question that drives the plot. 2. Character voice sheet: for each name in Characters, three speech habits and one thing they would never say, based on my notes. 3. Canon check: list each CanonNotes fact the plot touches and how the story respects or deliberately changes it (label any change as AU). 4. Chapter outline for Length: chapter goals, the turn in each chapter, and where the ending pays off the premise. 5. First scene of about 300 words in the chosen tone, written in original prose. 6. Tags and summary: a two-sentence summary and a short list of the kind of tags fanfiction archives use (fandom, characters, relationship, genre, warnings). Rules: - Write original text. Never copy or closely paraphrase passages, dialogue, or lyrics from the source. - Keep to Rating. No real people. Never write sexual content involving minors, including characters who are minors in canon. - Use only canon facts from CanonNotes; if a fact is needed and missing, ask me instead of guessing. - For personal, non-commercial fan writing; follow the archive's rules where I post.