What do you think makes a work of fiction “realistic”?

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Fiction, by definition, deals with stories that are not real. However, inspiration for these often comes from the real world, and many stories are extremely realistic. There are many elements that contribute to making a work of fiction "realistic." For example, complex characters make a work more realistic because they tend to resemble real people. Moreover, when story lines are believable, and resemble experiences that many people have, they contribute to making a work of fiction realistic.

Andreyy893 years ago

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Realistic elements like real historical events, real historical figures, historical landmarks, etc.

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