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Is a fictional character having their own Twitter, Facebook or Instagram account really considered meta fiction?
- Thread starter Corin211
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No it is not.
DaMonkeMan
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Well, the literal definition of Metafiction is for a writer to go out of the boundaries of a story's usual conventions/boundaries via having a character basically break the fourth wall.
Here, it depends on whether Toby Fox/Annoying Dog is using some "fictional version of Twitter", is aware of the actual app and our reality, or Toby Fox is just trolling and using his OC as his PFP.
Here, it depends on whether Toby Fox/Annoying Dog is using some "fictional version of Twitter", is aware of the actual app and our reality, or Toby Fox is just trolling and using his OC as his PFP.
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Simply because it can be interpreted as 4th wall awareness.
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