| Display title | Reciprocal Fiction Paradox |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Reciprocal Fiction Paradox occurs when two different works reciprocate actions which establish each other as being fiction within their own respective 'verses. Characters might discuss a work, make a Shout-Out or Take That, or the work is shown as a piece of fiction in the show and then the other work does the same. The logic and consistency prone viewer may go "But if that A is shown in B and A has watched B then A has watched B watching A and...oh no, I've gone cross-eyed. How can this be?" |
