I was just talking about you, Cardenia said, coming up to him. To your imaginary friends, I see. They're not imaginary. They're just not real. Very subtle distinction.
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In "The Consuming Fire" by John Scalzi, a conversation unfolds between Cardenia and another character, highlighting the concept of friendship. Cardenia comments on how she was discussing the other person, leading to a witty exchange about the nature of their companions.
When the character mentions their friends are not imaginary, Cardenia quips that they are simply not real, illustrating a subtle yet intriguing distinction about existence and perception. This dialogue reflects...
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