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| rdfs:comment | - Before Ebony and Rose Potter were even mere plot bunnies, Harry Potter fans often cited another name when asked to give an example of a Mary Sue. That name is Eliza Diawna Snape. The Eliza Trilogy, which was written in 2000 by then semi-BNF Eliza Diawna Snape, is considered a classic Harry Potter Fanfic often mentioned in the same breath as The Draco Trilogy and Pawn to Queen. While it was very popular and much praised in its heyday (it was often praised for having writing that was as good as and even better than Rowling's)), it is considered nowadays to be a textbook example of a Mary Sue.
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| abstract | - Before Ebony and Rose Potter were even mere plot bunnies, Harry Potter fans often cited another name when asked to give an example of a Mary Sue. That name is Eliza Diawna Snape. The Eliza Trilogy, which was written in 2000 by then semi-BNF Eliza Diawna Snape, is considered a classic Harry Potter Fanfic often mentioned in the same breath as The Draco Trilogy and Pawn to Queen. While it was very popular and much praised in its heyday (it was often praised for having writing that was as good as and even better than Rowling's)), it is considered nowadays to be a textbook example of a Mary Sue. The trilogy is centred around the titular character and her identical twin sister Diawna Eliza Snape, the half-American daughters of Severus Snape and recent transfer students to Hogwarts, and the prophecy that they are linked to.
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