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Iterative Processing
| Fanfiction | |
|---|---|
| Title: | Iterative Processing |
| Author(s): | Splintered_Star |
| Date(s): | 2017-01-31 to 2017-10-13 |
| Length: | 45216 |
| Genre(s): | Slash |
| Fandom(s): | Star Wars: The Force Awakens |
| Relationship(s): | |
| External Links: | Ao3 Link |
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Iterative Processing is a Star Wars sequel trilogy fanfiction written by Splintered_Star.
Told from the POV of Hux, this story begins with the end of the First Order and his suicide. Hux is then stuck in a body hopping, time loop as the Force tries to teach him a lesson. This work is also notable for its worldbuilding, using a large cast of OCs to portray ordinary citizens of the galaxy and the realities of living in the Republic and the Outer Rim.
- (here’s a secret: you died, General. You wanted it to be the end, but it wasn’t.)
- Hux, surrounded by the ruins of the Order, decides to die rather than be captured. Then – he wakes up on Hosnian Prime, hours before its destruction by Starkiller. And that’s only the start of his troubles.
- (here’s another secret: this is a /lesson/, General. Are you /listening/?)
This work was followed by a sequel, Superposition in January 2018.
Reactions and Reviews
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OMG read Superposition by Splintered_Staror rather, read Iterative Processing by Splintered_Star first and then read Superposition. This is how you redeem villains, and this is why you redeem villains too.[1]
seriously, if you like time loops, some serious character development and quality writing, you have to give it a try![2]
Inspired Fanworks
- Graphics, Archived version by bastila-s
References
- ^ Tumblr post by user galadhir, January 6 2018.
- ^ Bile and Blasterfire, T-5