Ummmmmm.....
It’s fiction.
So were Jesus’ parables. Doesn’t make the story any less powerful.
In many ways, a person’s spirit and mind don’t distinguish between real and fiction when a story is being told.
Secular humanists actually have used that line for decades, at the least, about something being fiction as a fig leaf for their perpetual “breaking new ground” in “breaking taboos” in entertainment.
They will always claim that they’re only reflecting society or truth and not trying to influence people and change people’s beliefs and practices, especially in order to lead them away from the Lord and into ever greater darkness, but that’s exactly what they do, and often after the fact, they admit it.
I remember after same-sex “marriage” was legalized, a liberal web site wrote about TV shows that it said changed the public’s perceptions and beliefs about homosexuality and helped paved the way to its acceptability, and among them Will and Grace and Modern Family.
All one has to do is look back over the history of entertainment in the last century and one sees that what wasn’t acceptable was depicted in entertainment first, and also committed by the “stars,” and then it became publicly acceptable.