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The last weeks I was often asked if the characters I have built around a story I write at the moment are really fictive.
I always tried to explain that they ARE fictive and not existing in real life. Ok, I explained it hundreds of times, but some people will not believe it. I created a new person in the story and again, there was the comment, that this person sound so real, that it canīt be, that they are JUST fictive. So, I thought a lot about that subject and came to a conclusion. Yes, this people are not existing people, just fictive. But they are in my head now for the last few month and so they became kind of real to me. I mean, I lived with them and had conversations with them (only in my head) and so they have a life, kind of.... That may be the reason, why they sound like they are not fictive. I think this is the meaning of writing, to be able to create a character so real, that people can imagine, that they really exist. Do you have experiences like that and how do you explain, when people ask?
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