When a person takes on a fictional character, what are the possible effects?

It can be really tough on children. They might feel abandoned and develop self - esteem issues. For example, they may think it's their fault that dad left. Emotionally, they could become very withdrawn or overly aggressive as a way to cope.

One possible effect could be a sense of power play. In the story, it might create a dynamic where one partner has more control. It can also lead to increased sexual tension, which is often a key element in such fictional scenarios. Another aspect could be the exploration of submission and dominance themes. The denied orgasm can make the character feel a certain level of vulnerability or anticipation.

The kid might get scared and have trouble sleeping at night. He may also start imagining the scary things from the story when he is alone in the dark.

It depends on how well the character's traits, experiences, and personality match those of the real person. If they're very similar, it can be a good representation.

It can leave readers confused and unsatisfied. They might struggle to make sense of the story and feel like it was incomplete.

There are many consequences. Socially, it can cause a scandal. Emotionally, the wife may face a lot of self - blame, the husband may be deeply hurt and angry, and the friend will probably face a lot of guilt and ostracism. Financially, if the marriage breaks up, there could be property division issues and potential alimony.

Ostracism in fictional books can also drive character growth. In 'Jane Eyre', Jane is initially ostracized at Gateshead Hall. This makes her more self - reliant and determined. She learns to rely on her own strength and intelligence, which ultimately helps her become a more independent and confident woman. Through the experience of being ostracized, she is able to better understand herself and what she truly values.

One possible effect is relaxation. A man under hypnosis may enter a deeply relaxed state, which can be beneficial for reducing stress. For example, if he is constantly worried about work, hypnosis can help him unwind.

One possible effect is that it can cause resentment. The children might hold grudges against the woman for the spanking. This can make them less likely to listen to her in the long run and more likely to rebel. Also, it may lower their self - confidence as they might feel they are always 'bad' and not worthy of positive treatment.

One possible consequence is that the wizarding world would be in a state of confusion. The traditional boundaries between good and bad would be blurred, and many wizards might not know how to react. Some might fear Harry's new - found power over the Dark.