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Suspension of disbelief is the conscious choice to overlook the implausibility of fictional elements to enjoy a narrative, a concept first articulated by Samuel Taylor Coleridge in 1817. It allows audiences to engage with speculative fiction by temporarily accepting its unreal aspects, fostering emotional connection with characters and events. The idea has evolved, with some critics arguing that it places undue burden on the audience rather than the creator to facilitate immersion in the story.
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