r/fictionalpsychologya subreddit for discussion of the psychology and mental problems of fictional characters.
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1. Media streaming platforms: Promote platforms like Netflix or Hulu where users can access fictional shows and movies to analyze fictional characters' psychology. 2. Online e - book stores: Highlight Amazon Kindle or other e - book stores where people can find fictional books for character analysis, like Barnes & Noble Nook. 3. Character analysis blogs: Suggest blogs dedicated to analyzing the psychology of fictional characters, such as 'The Mary Sue' which often delves into character motives. 4. Fandom wikis: Promote wikis like the Harry Potter Wiki or the Star Wars Wiki which can be great resources for understanding the background and behaviors of fictional characters for psychological analysis. 5. Online forums for fictional works: Mention forums like Reddit's own subreddits for specific fictional universes (e.g., r/harrypotter) where discussions about character psychology can be extended.
1. Flair your post correctly according to the subreddit rules. 2. When analyzing a character, provide evidence from the fictional work (book, movie, show etc.). 3. Be respectful of other people's interpretations and analyses. 4. If you reference a theory in psychology, briefly explain it for those who may not be familiar. 5. Avoid spoilers in your title if possible, especially for recent or popular fictional works.