gappiness造句

• Furthermore, McHale ( 1992, p . 36 ) highlights the " partial indeterminacy, the'gappiness'of fictional objects, including fictional characters ", by pointing out that no depiction of a fictional character or object could ever be as absolute as what actual human beings consider themselves and their objects to be . " It is always as if a beam of light were illuminating a part of a region, the remainder of which disappears in an indeterminate cloud " . ( McHale 1992, p . 36)