“…We also think, as we will see later, that Jauss's (1982) notion of horizons of expectations still rings true for today's readers, especially in times where there has been a notifiable proliferation of literature extensions through transmediatic outlets. Reader response studies has undergone a series of changes in recent years, from incorporating multimodal response, to studying the place of commentary within subjective response (Massol & Shawky-Milcent, 2011), confirming the efficacy of reading logs (Sorin & Lebrun, 2011), or conducting studies on reader-response through aesthetic reception to theatre (Lemieux, 2015(Lemieux, , 2016 or poetry (Rannou, 2011(Rannou, , 2013. For the purposes of this article, we largely draw upon another recent reader-response model: Sauvaire's (2011Sauvaire's ( , 2013 conceptual notion of "diverse subject," which stems from an emphasis on cultural diversity and identity.…”