He described fictional characters as being like circles — abstractions.
Not exact matches
The Indian - born author's book, «Joseph Anton,»
describes the nine years he spent in hiding, after the Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini sentenced him to death in 1989, for basing a
fictional character on the Prophet Muhammad in his novel «The Satanic Verses.»
The
characters and events
described in this diary are
fictional — honest.
If anyone involved with the project ever thought the caregiver in the book sounded rather strict (Mary Poppins is
described as «practically perfect in every way»), they are about to learn that the
fictional character is nothing compared to the woman who penned her.
In many cases comic personal accounts of Ndalianis» experience of the horror sensorium compete for space: analysis of de Certeau's Practice of Everyday Life is combined with description of its manifestation in the practice of consuming contemporary media culture (her childlike joy at controlling Batman who she
describes as «the greatest
fictional character ever invented»).
This week the guys get in on the game of using three
fictional characters to
describe themselves.
One reality is made to spill into another, and some of the loveliest developments — the humanizing of a disgruntled baker (Lyle Lovett) who we've encountered mainly as the disembodied telephone voice of a crank caller, and a mix - up of snapshots between two clusters of
characters at a Fotomat — can be
described as exercises in dialectical relativity that come about when separate
fictional worlds in the movie are briefly made to converge.
Fictional characters in a project workshop might be
described in the same way as literary critic, Sheila Egoff,
describes characters in many current teen novels: they are «defined by the terminology of pain.»
In Dark Aemilia, Sally O'Reilly takes Aemilia Lanyer (sometimes spelled Emilia Lanier) for her choice of Dark Lady and weaves a
fictional love affair between her
characters that fits with the story of love and recrimination
described in the sonnets.
I have a list of cards that
describe certain personality types drawn from my observation of the folks around me and I use these as background to my
fictional characters in order to imbue them with a sense of verisimilitude.
When a game is
described by the developers as containing «surly gelatinous
characters, brutal mêlée fight sequences, and absurdly hazardous environments» with the action taking place in a
fictional place known as Beef City, you know it's going to be fun.
To test this, we gave people some
fictional stories
describing realistic scenarios where the main
character had an affair, and then either confessed to their partner or kept it a secret.