Fiction and Lies

The word Fiction means conception means thought. It never exist in real life. For example 'Metamorphosis' written by Franz Kafka. Gregor Samsa Transformed into a large bug. And in the second part Gregor climbing the walls and Ceiling. It all the lies.
The word 'Alternative Fact' means about the existence of any subject, events or any other things, there is one of two or more available potential of existence of anything.

 
Edmund, in CS Lewis’s The Lion, the
Witch and the Wardrobe

Edmund meets the White White in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.
Edmund meets the White White in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Photograph: theguardian.com
Edmund’s lie of omission, failing to tell his siblings about his encounter with the White Witch, drives much of the drama in the first Narnia story. Interestingly, though, he is probably judged more harshly by contemporary readers than Lewis intended. It is almost impossible, now, to imagine the feelings a child – used to the privations of wartime Britain – might experience on being offered some Turkish Delight. This is one of those occasions where some of the context is lost in the passage of history. If you had grown up with rationing, been shipped out to the country for protection, and found yourself in a magical land where you were offered extraordinary, rarefied sweet things, wouldn’t you lie too?