Read this paragraph. Roderick hastily retreated from the conversation. His friends were sharing their life histories, and nobody could ever learn his. As it was, his friends believed he had moved to town from Ohio. They thought he was a good math student and a decent basketball player. He scanned their brains for any suspicion, but they knew nothing of his powers. For a beat, he imagined sharing some details of his heroics, then he considered the repercussions. Instead, he would keep his distance and his secrets. Why is this writing considered fiction?

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George Harper

13 February, 21:36

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Chace · Answer 1

This is considered fiction for a few reasons, "he scanned their brains" you cannot do that, not in everyday life. so its false, fictiion.