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## [D] Fictional examples of self-deception?
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* Author: u/bouncingsoul *
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* URL: http://ask.metafilter.com/271159/Fictional-examples-of-self-deception
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* Score: 2
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* Created: 2014-11-07T18:47:46
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### Post:
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[Link to content](http://ask.metafilter.com/271159/Fictional-examples-of-self-deception)
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### Comments:
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> **u/alexanderwales** [+5] *Time flies like an arrow* (57 minutes later)
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> There are lots of examples there of people that are simply crazy, or with some sort of disorder. I think I far prefer those that are like Walter White, where their self-deception is more true to everyday life - that way you get an actual character study instead of just "oh, split personalities or whatever".
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> **u/Artaxerxes3rd** [+1] (16 hours later)
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> Death Note's memory related gambits are a kind of self deception.
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> **u/EndlessStrategy** [+1] (2 days later)
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> Demona from Gargoyles is a prime example of this, and also one of the best written characters you can find.
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