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[[File:Interp_6393.png|link=Awkward Zombie|frame|<small> "Sometimes I forget that I ''kinda sorta'' totally made up [[Fire Emblem|his]] characterization for the purposes of this comic."</small> ]]
{{quote|''"How the smeg can a man be a hero in one reality and a villain in the next, for doing exactly the same things?"''|'''Lister''', ''[[
{{quote|''"Applejack, with her [[Ooh, Me Accent's Slipping|lovably inconsistent accent and mannerisms]] represents the Element of: The Alternate Interpretation"''|'''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic
When a character is subject to multiple interpretations about precisely who they are and what makes them tick.
For example, Lt. [[
Fandom, naturally, loves subjecting their favourite characters to this process. They can be just for fun, or serious re-interpretations. People often like to explore alternative interpretations of characters in [[Fanfic]] form. In any case, as long as the facts are accounted for, nobody is too badly hurt.
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This trope is frequently used to put [[Draco in Leather Pants]], expose [[Ron the Death Eater]], or set someone up to [[Die for Our Ship]]. It's also common in [[Sprite Comic|sprite comics]], which often use non-[[Canon]] personalities for their characters.
[[Alternate Aesop Interpretation]] is a sister trope that applies to morals instead of character motivations. See also [[Interpretative Character]], [[Perspective Flip]], [[Satan Is Good]], [[God Is Evil]], [[Depending
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