fakes dont want to be real

I'd say it's likely not a real story. Usually, when something is labeled as 'Fakes', it implies that it's fabricated or not based on true occurrences. However, it could still draw inspiration from real-life situations and themes to create an engaging narrative.

It's hard to say for sure. Sometimes shows claim to be based on real events but take a lot of creative liberties.

The 'Don't F with Cats' real story is a disturbing yet fascinating tale. It begins with the posting of videos of cat abuse on the internet. A group of netizens, who were disgusted by this, decided to take matters into their own hands. They formed an online vigilante group, so to speak. They analyzed every detail in the videos - from the location hinted at by the background to the physical features of the abuser. Their search led them down a dark path where they found that the person responsible for the cat abuse was also a human murderer. It's a story that shows both the dark side of humanity in the form of the perpetrator and the power of collective action by those who were determined to stop him.

One way is to check the source. If it's from an untrustworthy website or an unknown individual with no credibility, it might be a 'fakes real story'. For example, if a random blog posts a wild claim without any references.

In the world of social media, there are also 'fakes real story'. People might post pictures or videos with false captions to make others believe something happened. Like they could post a picture from a different event and claim it was from a recent protest to push a certain narrative.

The main characters in the 'Don't F with Cats' real story can be divided into two main groups. First, there were the self - appointed internet investigators. These were people with a strong sense of justice. They had different skills and backgrounds but were all united by their disgust for the cat - abuse videos. They spent hours analyzing the videos, scouring the internet for clues, and communicating with each other to piece together the mystery. The other main character was the perpetrator. He was a very dark figure, starting with animal abuse and leading to much more serious crimes. His actions were what set the whole story in motion, and his actions were what the internet investigators were determined to stop.

It depends. Sometimes what's presented as 'Fakes' might have elements based on real events, but it could also be largely fictionalized for entertainment purposes.

Pay attention to the details. Often, fakes based on a true story will have details that seem too good to be true or are inconsistent with the general nature of the real event. For instance, if a story about a historical figure has them doing something completely out of character for what we know about them from historical research, it might be a fake. Also, check the credibility of the author or creator. If they have a history of distorting facts, be cautious about their work that claims to be based on a true story.

Sure. There are many street performers who look scruffy. But when they start performing, you might be amazed by their talent. Just like a book, their 'cover story' (appearance) doesn't do justice to what they actually can offer (their talent, which is like the content of the book).

Because readers expect authenticity. They read novels to experience real emotions, ideas, and stories.