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One of my favorite narrative conventions, when done properly, is a scene where people listening to a nightmarish story realize that they are in the story. Some examples:
- The diner scene in Mulholland Drive
- Master Chief learning of the Flood in Halo: Combat Evolved
- The "drums in the deep" scene in Fellowship of the Ring.
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