Fact, Fiction and Maybe:

Fact, noun anything that happens; a truth; truth; reality, or a real state of things, as distinguished from a mere statement or belief; a deed, act, or anything done (archaic); an assertion of the truth.
Fiction, noun an invented or false story; a falsehood; romance; the novel or story-telling as a branch of literature; a supposition, for the sake of argument, that a possibility, however unlikely, is a fact (law).
Maybe, adverb perhaps, possibly. noun a possibility; a possible selection, appointee, etc. [may be, from may].

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