Question

What message is conveyed by "Virtually True"?​

Answer 1

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Virtually True" is a science fiction story about the consciousness of a child surviving in a computer game. Michael and Sebastian become friends, in spite of the fact that Sebastian was in a coma state in reality. The lines between science fact and science fiction, becomes blurred in this story. To a certain extent Sebastian survives, because Michael plays the games. Thus, it is also a story of strangers becoming friends and overcoming adversities together, as represented in the computer games.

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Answer 2

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With the advent of computers,

real truth and virtually true are getting mixed up.  In this story “virtually true” Michael gets a

gift from his father, a computer, which is filled with computer games.  He starts playing “psycho-drive games” and

meets a boy named Sebastian.  He gets to

save him only in the last game.  The day

Michael saves Sebastian virtually, he reads in a newspaper that “a boy in coma

got back his consciousness” and that was none other than Sebastian.  So, in real, Sebastian is saved by reliving

the games with Michael. 

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