No doubt you've experienced something similar in books, movies, novels—whatever you use as an excuse to get away, to suspend reality. Literary characters, like these projections, draw you in and cultivate feelings of friendship on your part. Although, no matter how much you learn about them, how much time you spend with them—how far you can see into their thoughts and words, how they interact with others, their looks, what they wear—they will never, ever know you. Chess Desalls
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There is a famous quote that says: “No doubt you've experienced something similar in books, movies, novels–whatever you use as an excuse to get away, to suspend reality. Literary characters, like these projections, draw you in and cultivate feelings of friendship on your part. Although, no matter how much you learn about them, how much time you spend with them–how far you can see into their thoughts and words, how they interact with others, their looks, what they wear–they will never, ever know you. In other words, literary characters are just as fake as those Hollywood ones. They may seem very real at first but once you start to learn about them they will turn out to be a fake version of someone who is entirely different from the way they appear.

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