O'Fiesh AP Lit

Sunday, September 20, 2015

Does any story still have the same effect on a listener if he/she later finds out that the plot of the story isn't true?

I think this question is important to discuss because this is the main question of what O'Brien is getting at the whole novel. I would be interested to hear everyone's opinion and wether or not they agree with O'Brien.
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