Why do we forgive fictional characters? Oxford philosophy student explains @oxforduniversity
Why do we forgive fictional characters? Oxford philosophy student explains  @oxforduniversity
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
'In real life, we judge people by what they do. In fiction, we judge them by why they do it.'

Philosophy, Politics and Economics student Kaveer Ali breaks down why it’s easier to forgive fictional characters than real people.

🎬 | Kaveerali010 (First published Feburary, 2026)

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