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I think using fictional events that have not happened is better than using current events. It distracts from the story and can result in very negative responses from many people. It is very hard to write about current events in any form without upsetting a lot of people. By writing about a fictional event you can do things that people don't automatically make people angry or upset.
Yeah, an invasion of Georgia is fictional, but not fictional enough for some ...
I totally agree with James, it's a shame to waste such a beautiful character like Ell pushing a demonstratively 100% wrong narative. It makes her look either heartless to others suffering or clueless about the world she still lives on.
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Sep 13, 2023 08:38PM
I think using fictional events that have not happened is better than using current events. It distracts from the story and can result in very negative responses from many people. It is very hard to write about current events in any form without upsetting a lot of people. By writing about a fictional event you can do things that people don't automatically make people angry or upset.
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Yeah, an invasion of Georgia is fictional, but not fictional enough for some ...
I totally agree with James, it's a shame to waste such a beautiful character like Ell pushing a demonstratively 100% wrong narative. It makes her look either heartless to others suffering or clueless about the world she still lives on.
