Todorov mentions the natural and supernatural in his fantastical literature. In Faris and Zamora's book, authors such as Leal, Simpkins, and Flores mention the supernatural and the natural. It is said that a resolution is never provided. I believe that statement. I still stand by what I say about the fantastic being based on a person's own opinion.
Some events are unexplainable, but the reader has to accept the fantastic and the magic.
I did not know we had ground rules in literary works. I also think that he should involve magical realism in that statement. Fantastical literature as well as magical realism can both be put under the category of astonishment. When people would look at the characteristics of magical realism as well as fantastical literature, they would see more similarities than differences. Dreams, fantasies, miracles, make-believe, unreal, are fantastical.