When someone applies real-world logic to fiction, it means that they are attempting to rationalize or analyze the events, actions, or scenarios presented in a fictional work using the principles, rules, or understanding of the real world. Instead of accepting the fantastical elements or narrative devices employed by the author, the person tries to make sense of them by relating them to their understanding of the real world. It could involve evaluating the plausibility of events, questioning character motivations, or examining the consistency of the story with real-world expectations.
