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Really? Often they say things like "he prefers...", etc. in some sense speaking for their character not hypothetically but as if they were close to a real perso
by quelltext 6y ago
Really? Often they say things like "he prefers...", etc. in some sense speaking for their character not hypothetically but as if they were close to a real person that "does" things rather than "would do".
However pretending to be personally acquainted with the character is a step higher, I feel. How common is that?