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retcon
ret·con R5206550 (rĕt′kŏn′)n. The depiction of fictional events, as in a television series or comic book, that entail a revision of the narrative presented in an earlier installment. tr.v. ret·conned, ret·con·ning, ret·cons To modify (a fictional character, for example) in this manner.
[ret(roactive) + con(tinuity).]
retcon
retcon/ret'kon/ retroactive continuity.
The common situation in fiction where a new story "reveals"things about events in previous stories, usually leaving the"facts" the same (thus preserving continuity) while completelychanging their interpretation. For example, revealing that awhole season of "Dallas" was a dream was a retcon.
This term was once thought to have originated on the Usenetnewsgroup news:rec.arts.comics but is now believed to havebeen used earlier in comic fandom.RETCON
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| RETCON➣Retroactive Continuity |
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