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{{quote|"''I reckon there's been a lot of chaps in our position, down across the years. Makes you wonder, doesn't it? Makes you wonder how much of the world is true.''"|'''Fred Abberline'''|''[[From Hell]]''}}
Writers never let the facts get in the way of a good story. If reality doesn't fit the plot, it can be [[Retcon|changed]]. History and myth are the most common targets of this - it's much easier to convince the viewers that a 9th century pope was actually a woman disguised as a man than that the current pope is female.
When this '''Reality Retcon''' is a story premise [[Plausible Deniability]] is generally the aim, but the retcon remains a clear, deliberate, and direct contradiction of generally accepted facts.
[[Category:Retcon]]
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