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A '''fictional character''' is a someone who is imaginatively created for a work of art such as a [[play]], [[movie]] or [[book]].  Examples are Ishmael from [[Moby Dick]], Bart Simpson from [[The Simpsons]] and [[God]] from the [[bible]].
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A '''fictional character''' is a someone who is imaginatively created for a work of art such as a [[play]], [[movie]] or [[book]].  Examples are Ishmael from [[Moby Dick]] or Bart Simpson from [[The Simpsons]].
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A fictional character is a someone who is imaginatively created for a work of art such as a play, movie or book. Examples are Ishmael from Moby Dick or Bart Simpson from The Simpsons.