What were the scenes in Desperate Housewives that left a deep impression on you?

You can start by checking out popular fanfiction websites like Archive of Our Own (AO3) or FanFiction.net. Just type in 'fallout 3 crossover' in the search bar and you'll get a list of relevant stories.

Sure. One great piece of 'Star Trek The Original Series Crossover Fanfiction' is 'The Federation - Galactica Alliance'. It combines the Star Trek universe with Battlestar Galactica elements. The story has well - written characters and an engaging plot that shows how the two different universes might interact and cooperate.

In 'Men in Black', the way the agents deal with all kinds of strange alien creatures in a nonchalant manner is humorous. For instance, the neuralyzer scenes where they make people forget they've seen aliens are both cool and funny, adding a light - hearted touch to the science - fictiony world of alien - hunting.

Sure. Consider a person starting to knit. When they pull the yarn (string), they start the process. As they keep knitting, pulling the string for each stitch, time passes. Before they know it, an hour has gone by and they've made significant progress on their knitting project, which is like the story of the knitting evolving as time passes.

Well, there was this cat that got into a box that was way too small for it. Its body was all scrunched up and it still looked so determined to fit in there. It was like the box was the best place in the world, even though it was clearly uncomfortable.

Yes. Just look at what the character does and wants. If a character in a story is constantly trying to find a treasure, his motivation is probably greed or the desire for a better life.

In this story, the main events start with ten monkeys jumping on a bed. As the story progresses, each monkey in turn falls off the bed and bumps their head. This continues until all ten monkeys have fallen. It's a simple sequence of events that makes it easy for kids to understand.

The main theme could be the allure and danger of the virtual world. In the story, the character is drawn to the Nethergrave which represents an escape from his real - life problems but also has its own set of unknowns.

One popular quirky fiction book is 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' by Douglas Adams. It's full of strange alien races, absurd technology like the Infinite Improbability Drive, and a really off - the - wall plot that involves the destruction of the Earth to make way for a hyperspace bypass.

Well, without further details about the story, it's difficult to determine exactly who reader wg is. It might be a unique identifier for a particular reader within the context of the story, perhaps someone who has a special role like being a witness or a key participant in some events of the story.