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1. He started to approach the nearest fictitious character

2. Poirot is an excellent detective, far better than I, but,” he added with a smile and a dry, witty insult that the British couple should admire, “fictitious characters can be perfectly flawless, can’t they?”

3. If asked to relate directly to his emotions, the narcissist intellectualizes, rationalizes, speaks about himself in the third person and in a detached "scientific" tone or composes a narrative with a fictitious character in it, suspiciously autobiographical

4. “But for an ad here and there from a genuine dame, the rest were all from the cravers of female flesh, and given the lack of proper response, one might wonder whether the ‘willing women’ were in deed real beings or merely fictitious characters meant to buttress the publishers’ bottom lines; even otherwise, with the exhibitionist tone of the machismo ads, going through the pages left one with a sickening feeling; pity the dames who fell for such guys

5. Written scripts that have been worked on and crafted and polished by the best writers in the world… who try to make their fictitious lies, these fictitious characters… the most well-spoken, the most intelligent, the most loving, the kindest, the most beautiful, the most perfect people in the world who are all visibly better spoken more intelligent, more muscled, more beautiful, more perfect than the masses that stare at them through the boob tube

6. How could this fictitious character known as ‘Silver’… have known about the 200 hidden years of that birds past life, eh? Who told him what this parrot went through before he got the bird, eh? A psychic? Bullshit

7. Many educated Safeholdians consider seijins to be mythological, fictitious characters