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My Chivalric Fiasco is the short story I chose. My Question:What message…

- - - - Video Games: Dark souls because it is expected in online gameplay to be honorable, however the dishonorable people usually win (which is why it relates to the story)
        
        T.V.: Lost (Their whole world was a simulation, because they were dead the whole time.
        
        Board Game: DND (A game in which you create a fantasy world with a few other people everything is simulated and nothing really happens, yet it can bring enjoyment to some so isn't it real enough)
        
        DnD, Dark souls, Skyrim, Lord of the Rings and so many other things are all very related to my Chivalric Fiasco, because they all take place in medieval times among other key factors.
        
        Fantasy is Fantasy, because it is what you make of it, not what it actually is.
        
        Video Games and books do such a good job of world building which hooks enchants us so much that we just like to believe these simulated worlds are slightly real somewhere.
- - - - The reason why I write many of these philosophical questions down, is because I believe questions such as these constantly fly through the minds of fiction writers, because in a sense are they not philosophers.
        
        It is truly surprising how many different things big or small can influence writers
  - - - If multiple people come together and create an imaginary world together is it 100% imaginary or is it just a little real.
        
        Is the joy received from imaginary worlds like video games and books also fake, or is it real. If these ecstatic feelings gained from imaginary objects is real, does that make the worlds a little more real.
  - - - If something is important to us does that make it real to us or is it still fake
        
        What determines real, the fact that we can sense it or some other technique that seems obvious once mentioned
        
        If basically everything we know and see or touch on a daily basis is fake, then what is real?
        
        What seperates reality from fiction?
- - - - Also, it could mean we are taking everything for granted so much that it all appears real to us but we basically treat is as fake.
  - - - Or in the case of My Chivalric Fiasco, the protagonists capitalizes words he chooses to emphasize.
- - - - Is it your job or your actions or your loyalty or a mixture of many things?