Question

Truth, I always believe, is not only stranger than fiction, but also more interesting. Explain with reference to the chapter the face on the wall

Answer 1

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William Randolph Quotes

Truth is not only stranger than fiction, it is more interesting

Answer 2

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Truth can be stranger than fiction, and also more appealing. It means when we tell a lie, we create an incident from our imagination. But seldom, the truth can be beyond our thoughts. For example, a simple lie of an average child can be 'I did not eat it, in fact, I didn't come near the place' or 'I don't know what you are talking about'. Again, an example of a true incident in which there is a crime, and the criminals behave so brutally to their victims, that it is unimaginable. Thus, it shows that sometimes the truth can be even more stranger and interesting than unreal events/fiction.

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