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⌈ Secret Post #4420 ⌋

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Re: What extent do you think fiction affects reality?

[(Anonymous)]

If someone reads the Harry Potter books and comes away agreeing with Voldemort that all Muggles should be wiped out, that's on their dumb ass, not on JKR. Same goes with other """""problematic""""" content in other books, movies and television shows.

I mean like... with that specific example, yes, obviously. But I do think that the way that writers present and frame things has an impact on the ways that readers react to it. That doesn't mean that they can entirely *control* how a reader reacts, but there is a relationship, and it's very possible to notice and talk about the literary techniques that writers use to frame and depict things in certain ways.