The Fourth دیوار is the دیوار that separates reality from fiction. It's the دیوار between, say, a cartoon and the real world. If a character in a دکھائیں talks یا looks directly at the audience, even though they are in a fictional world, that is called, 'fourth دیوار breakage.' An example from Hayate no Gotoku:
آپ should be asking this on the فلمیں پرستار club یا something. But anyway... If آپ won't just look it up like آپ should, (Wikipedia has it) the 4th دیوار is a metaphorical "wall" referring to, in a play, movie یا any such thing, the unseen and uncounted direction in the scene which points to the audience. As this direction cannot exist in the theatre, it is blocked out as an impenetrable wall. Or, rather, impenetrable in most cases. Therefore, when the fictional character breaks the first wall, it's when he/she is talking to the audience. As this would shatter a solid enough reality, it is, as آپ probably already know, used mostly in the less mature works of theatre such as children's cartoons.
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one thing, the 4th دیوار is broke in عملی حکمت so it can be asked here.
People have already answered this سوال but I just wanted to add on my own thoughts. Just because an عملی حکمت character is facing the camera directly doesn't necessarily mean they are conscious of an audience being there. Like when an عملی حکمت character does a behind-the-shoulder twist to do an evil laugh that doesn't mean they are directing it at the audience it just means they're being sneaky, cheering to themselves silently, etc. To me, that isn't breaking the fourth wall.
Also, a narration of thoughts is not to be confused with breaking the fourth wall. If they were one in the same pretty much every عملی حکمت would have broken the wall. We're just getting to listen to their thoughts.
Advertisements break this دیوار constantly with things like "Ask آپ doctor before trying...." and making eye contact with the audience.
