[ SECRET POST #2221 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2221 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

What the anon above me said. Plus, if it's a big enough subset of fiction to have its own archetypes (like the antihero) and thousands of stories in it, it's a big enough slice of the whole that you can't in good conscience say that the hero's or the world's morals reflect the author's, only to dismiss the many that contain legit moral ambiguity as "well, I didn't mean those."

[(Anonymous)]

Actually, I'd say the fact there's a subset for it furthers my point: the moral hero is SO common and SO normal that there is actually a separate clause and term for ones who aren't.

Thousands of examples is still an incredibly tiny tiny tiny portion when it comes to the billions of stories out there. There are hundreds and hundreds of thousands of blind people in the world, but you still presume that most people you meet or hear about are sighted, do you not? Because the great and overwhelming majority are, despite there being a sizable portion of blind people out there.