I'd always had a guilty preference for fiction. Since I seemed now to be living fiction, this proved to have been an entirely reasonable choice.
In the book "Sunshine" by Robin McKinley, the protagonist reflects on her inclination towards fiction, admitting that she had always felt a sense of guilt for preferring it over reality. Her love for fictional narratives was something that lingered in her mind, creating a sense of conflict as she navigated through life.
However, as her life unfolds into a surreal and fictional adventure, she finds that her preference was not only justified but also fitting given her circumstances. This realization underscores the idea that fiction can resonate deeply with personal experiences, blurring the lines between reality and imaginative storytelling.
