Fiction Vs Real Life Essay

Mark Twain talks about how we can try to make up the craziest stories or lies, but in real life you often find stuff that happens that is so crazy and unbelievable that it just seems that no one could have made that up. Things that happen in real life can be more unbelievable than those an author makes up. Fiction demands reasoning and truth does not. Fiction has to abide by more expectations in order to keep a reader in a believable state more so than real life simply because real life is has unexplainable exceptions. We live in a world ruled by fictions of every kind; such as mass merchandising and advertising. Life is like living inside a gigantic novel. For the writer in particular it is less and less necessary for the, to invent the fictional content of their writing. There is always fiction and it is the writer's job to insert truth and reality. Truth is stranger than fiction because we do not see often. For fiction is the creation of the human mind, and therefore is satisfying to it the brain. For example, I think there is an expectation for the use of magic to be fully explained in fantasy novels. While I think a
We all can try to make things up and make them sound real, but really people know what the truth and what is fictional. In life we all come across crazy things that sound fictional but are really truths and that is because truths are unexplainable just like life. It is nearly impossible to explain why events happen in our daily lives. Fictional things are said regularly by people and they can sound like truths, but that is because people have achieved telling fictional stories to make one think they are real. When I think of fictional things being said that sound like truths I think of the story The Boy that Cried Wolf. I think of this story because the boy made the sheep tender believe there was a wolf, but really he was telling a lie. The boy was good a t making a lie sound like truth which happens regularly to