Aren't stories real ?

I saw a reel where spiderman from the movie "The Amazing Spiderman" is swinging through the city, and the caption was "POV: life after you found your Gwen". but when he loses his Gwen in the second part "The Amazing Spiderman 2" does he stops swinging and saving peoples, the answer is absolutely no. He tried his best to save his Gwen, when she was falling through the clock tower, but he can't. The point here is, we have to live with the grief doing our daily things normally without affecting them physically, but mentally they affect a lot, Another thing there was a solid reason for his Gwen to leave, that was the green goblin who made her fall but spiderman can't save in spite of his attempts to save her, it gives you more grief when you don't know the reason, why she falls? Now some people will say movies aren't real things, but they are . . . just little modified version of the real things. Since I am writing, Let say some bad stuff happened to me and had to publish it, but can't publish the actual names of the persons without their consent, similarly will I show the world that how my life was fucked by that thing? No absolutely not, because of such reasons such stories are called fictional, but they really aren't fictional, this doesn't apply to the sci-fi stories, but the embedded stories inside it. Now again someone will say why would they write, the reason is very simple when you have many people to talk about the things you can tell them, but the past memories you feel good and had written them but want to tell the world but without involving your name or when you have the people but can't tell them or want to keep it up-to you or private. then it takes form of writings. there isn't issue of faith on the people that he will tell someone, its point of privacy.