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Phsccarvalho Theglassman12 Phsccarvalho wrote on Theglassman12's profile.
Let's say that a cartoon character is explaining to the viewer how to draw the characters in his cartoon (in the metafictional style).
He uses a pencil and draws the characters. And instead of the character himself, he basically draws himself from "scratch" without using a pencil (since he also starts without hands/body, and even when the hands are drawn he doesn't use a pencil)
Would this count as narrative regeneration?
He uses a pencil and draws the characters. And instead of the character himself, he basically draws himself from "scratch" without using a pencil (since he also starts without hands/body, and even when the hands are drawn he doesn't use a pencil)
Would this count as narrative regeneration?