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Art That Mirrors Us
The text explores the human need for art as a space for imagination and for expressing feelings and questions. It suggests that fictional characters allow people to explore what they cannot in their own lives. When those characters resemble real people in their appearance, dialects, and surroundings, readers may judge them morally outside the context of the work. But art, the text argues, does not mete out justice to its characters; it reveals their actions and motives, and may leave the story without answers or a definitive ending.
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