Oh , God . Is this what the server I ' m on is actually like ? <| sep |> Except I wasn ' t talking about Fimbul ? I was talking about the Axe . <| sep |> really plausible , i made 150 k XP and 150 K dust just casually playing in my breaks and walking to and from work since the start <| sep |> So is Adam rSurvivor ' s Big Meech ? <| sep |> The colonists all helped the poor of the community . Look at the laws . They were against vagabonds . <| sep |> I hate this argument , the giant monsters are the central conceit of the movie , not that people can walk on water . says that , in order for the narrative to work , the reader must believe that what he reads is true within the secondary reality of the fictional world . By focusing on creating an internally consistent fictional world , the author makes secondary belief possible . Tolkien argues that suspension of disbelief is only necessary when the work has failed to create secondary belief . From that point the spell is broken , and the reader ceases to be immersed in the story and must make a conscious effort to suspend disbelief or else give up on it entirely .