Ok on the serious side though: as long as something is within the rules of the movie/series/books universe, it is accepted. So in Harry Potter there exists magic making it “realistic” within the Wizarding World to exist magic. It is explained how it can exist. But as soon as something that’s not explained, like how this guy isn’t fat after doing all this exercise, it’s outside the rules of the world, making it “unrealistic”.
I'm certain Samwell lost a couple of kg's at least with the northern expedition. Hell some of the Rangers even looked at him like they could eat him like a pig.
Isteppedinpoopy on May 29th, 2021 at 14:17 UTC »
Hurley from Lost had the same problem but they explained that with Dharma peanut butter and potato chips
pro-redditor101 on May 29th, 2021 at 14:17 UTC »
Ok on the serious side though: as long as something is within the rules of the movie/series/books universe, it is accepted. So in Harry Potter there exists magic making it “realistic” within the Wizarding World to exist magic. It is explained how it can exist. But as soon as something that’s not explained, like how this guy isn’t fat after doing all this exercise, it’s outside the rules of the world, making it “unrealistic”.
khazar_milkers88 on May 29th, 2021 at 14:34 UTC »
I'm certain Samwell lost a couple of kg's at least with the northern expedition. Hell some of the Rangers even looked at him like they could eat him like a pig.