Fictional objects include fictional characters but not all fictional objects are fictional characters.
Sherlock Holmes is a fictional object and a fictional character.
Holmes is a particular fictional object.
Also from the past, or from his acquaintance, were other references used in the story and Miscellaneous Objectives Bureau was a fictional version of Fleming's 30 AU unit.
The fictional narrative, intended as an introduction to the objectives, parameters and concepts the study sought to explore, was instead understood as a 'real story', an accurate reflection of the experiences of many Aboriginal men.
Enjoyable aspects can include the collaborative creation of a story, the attempt to overcome challenges in pursuit of a character's objectives, and a sense of immersion in a fictional setting.
A typical show will establish an over-arching objective: their bid to beat the world sketch-performing record, say, or their (fictional) proprietor Pappy's demand for improved energy efficiency.
The fictional forensic scientist collects evidence at crime scenes, analyzes it in a high-tech lab, and draws on objective science to reconstruct the details of the crime.
Fictional characters have been used as user representatives, either substituting actual users or supporting idea generation, and their foremost objective is to facilitate the identification of user needs and goals and to support the development of detailed and comprehensive scenarios.
To avoid assessing a "fictional curriculum" [ 15], which covers what is assumed the students are learning, the survey of the learning objectives was done by one independent person (neither a participating student, nor the lecturer himself), who validated the data with the lecturer.
