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Of course, there's always the 'reality was altered and since you're part of reality, you don't remember the altering, but recall/intuit the difference' excuse, which works both for big shared universe serial fiction stuff, as well as, say, the 'Back to the Future' movies and the evaporating family in the photo.
There's a state, where these shared universes, like the DCU, are shared only when two characters are in the same book or on-panel together, like it's happening in two completely different sets for those touching-contact-points only. Somewhere along the line, that went out and the sense of absolutely integral all things happening, came into play quite strongly. |
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