Question

3. Dread Desert is a fantasy book. In it, objects have magic powers. But fantasy books have a lot in common with science fiction. Here too, what is not possible in our everyday world becomes possible. What do you think are the most important differences between fantasy and science fiction? Build your answer as a comment on the following quote:
Science fiction is something that could happen but usually you ouldn't want it to. Fantasy is something that couldn't happen - though often you only wish that it could. (Arthur C. Clarke) ​

Answer 1

In Science fiction things are kinda scary to happen in real life. As an example, I would say the aliens, or some other creatures from Space. But fantasy is beautiful and magic, so you want it to happen, but it's impossible because in real life we don't have, for example, super powers. These are, in my opinion, the most important differences between them.