Fictional characters be Real somewhere?

Multiverse contains infinite realities. Therefore, there must be infinite realities where characters who exist as fiction in some realities, exist as actual entities in others.

The same is true for the opposite, incidentally. There must be alternate realities in which we are fictional characters.

I think so, whatever we think, we imagine, we read that need some energy. Every smallest bit of energy is eternal, immortal and I think so infinitely powerful so it's able to turn our imaginations, thoughts into reality. In some other Universe, in some other space time it comes into reality.

We watch movies, TV serials, cartoons that also come into existence in some other space time, as soon as we watched because for watching too we need some energy.

So, in short our all night dreams, day dreams, thoughts, imaginations, events read or write by us, all movies, cartoons, TV sitcoms, all that come true as soon as we watched or read and as many time as we watched or read.

The actual character with the actual name and life experience can’t generally happen, because our world doesn’t work the same way fictional worlds do, especially when they are fantasy, sci-fi, supernatural, horror, etc.

However, I once heard/read somewhere that every lie, myth, legend, and story is born in a truth. The Every character you’ve ever loved is special to you because of what they represent. Their kindness, bravery, or intelligence are actual traits that can be found in actual people.

Most personalities of fictional characters are possible to find in real life. Rare, perhaps, but possible. If they were too unrealistic, we wouldn’t like them so much.

So while you might not actually be able to meet Tom Sawyer in real life, you might one day happen across someone who reminds you of him so much you have to do a double take.

And in another, more figurative, more emotional, and more cheesy sense, if you love them enough, then they are real to you, because they had a real impact on you. If they are real to you, then they are, in some way, real.

So while a fictional character cannot be flesh-and-blood real, they can be other kinds of real. We see shadows of them in our lives as we meet different people, and they are real inside of us because of the very real and very important impact they have on us.

Consider the possibility that every single work of fiction ever written is not a story being told of places that exist in the imagination, but a history of another world whose existence is attuned to the mind of the author, who sees it unfold in details that she can only dimly convey through words, imagery and song.

It’s an intriguing hypothesis to conjecture that, rather than create something new, we’re opening our minds to a universe nobody else has visited before, where all the shenanigans in the author’s mind are historical events that are actually happening. The genres of erotica and horror must open onto very interesting universes.

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Thank you?...Fact vs Fiction ,As it is evident that there is a great degree of difference between fact and fiction when it comes to their meanings, one should be able to know each meaning separately. It is also true that fact and fiction are two words that show a great degree of difference between them.

Fact is a true happening whereas fiction is an imaginative happening. In other words, it can be said that anything that is true is a fact. On the other hand, anything that is fictitious and imaginative can be called fiction.

This is the reason novels and short stories are called fiction.

Fact is people who actually were doing things that actually happened.

Fiction is stories told by professional storytellers about people who never were doing things that never happened.

What is Fact?

As a matter of fact, the word fact is derived from the Latin factum. It means an occurrence or an event. This shows that fact is based on truth. Unlike fiction, fact is a true incident. It is important to know that you cannot create a fact.

You can either experience a fact or perceive it for yourself. This is the reason one’s own story written by a writer is called an autobiography. It is the narration of the self-experience or perception. An autobiography is not created on the other hand.

Fact has nothing to do with the mind. It is an already existent event or phenomenon. For example, the rising of the Sun in the east is a perceived and experienced event and it has got nothing to do with the mind.

?Moreover, there are several phrases that use the word fact. For example, facts and figures, a fact of life, in fact, etc.

Do you want to add a word or two?....

On the other hand, the word fiction is derived from the Latin fictio. It means something that is feigned or shaped. The word feign means to imagine. This shows that fiction is based on imagination.

In other words, fiction is an imaginative creation. On the contrary to fact, fiction can only be created by the novelist or the poet. It cannot be either perceived or experienced. Unlike fact, fiction has got everything to do with the mind.

Fiction is born out of the creativity of the poet or the author. Creativity is the power within the mind that makes the poet or the author select the most suited word and sense necessary for the building of the poem or a novel. Creativity is considered a gift of God.

Your comments ….

Fiction or fact? If I thoroughly convince you of something -- let's say it's a conspiracy theory -- at the moment you believe it, it becomes a fact in your mind.

Three different forensics units, using the same data from the same crime scene, can submit three different reports on 'the facts.'

?Even video tape evidence is left open to interpretation.

When a novelist constructs a scene, a detailed, believable scenario, we suspend our everyday belief system, we believe the story.

Since it's a novel, it's fiction, right?

Or, is it a scene that could have happened?

And, if it did happen in some form similar to the description that novelist conjured, is it not true?

That's why I love novels. Good novelists tease our brains with the possible.

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