I recommend novels where the female protagonist was an assassin, agent, or mercenary in her previous life. The female protagonist is powerful and has a one-on-one relationship with the male protagonist. The male protagonist is domineering, but the female protagonist does not want to become an empress or concubine.

Definitely. A lot of fanfiction writers understand the importance of creating appropriate content. They might write about Harry's relationships in a more platonic way, like his deepening friendship with Hermione and Ron as they grow older. Some might focus on his mentorship of younger students at Hogwarts. There are also fanfictions that expand on the magical world itself, introducing new spells, creatures, and areas of the wizarding world without any inappropriate themes.

The Pattons Tanks in the Phenix City Story might have been significant in terms of military presence or influence. Maybe they were used as a symbol of power or control in the context of the events in Phenix City.

Isolation can be a key element in a sad story. Consider the old dog in the shelter. It was isolated from its family, and that feeling of being alone, not understanding why it was left, is really sad. Also, when a character has to face a difficult situation with no way out, like a person trapped in a war - torn area with no hope of escape, it makes for a very sad story.

One well - known casino based on a true story is the Flamingo Las Vegas. It was founded by Benjamin 'Bugsy' Siegel. He had a vision of creating a luxury casino in the desert. His story is filled with drama and the Flamingo has become an iconic part of Las Vegas history.

Another one could be 'The Secret Garden'. The main girl character discovers a hidden garden on a large estate which has elements of rural and farm - like charm. She learns about nature, the power of positive thinking and the importance of friendship while exploring this special place.

Princess Leia is also a main character. She's a strong and important figure in the story, fighting against the Empire. And of course, Han Solo, the scoundrel with a heart of gold, is another main character in the 'A New Hope Graphic Novel'.

Yes, there are quite a few. Some can be found on various fanfic platforms. These stories often explore themes like self - discovery, first love, and dealing with acceptance in a high school setting which is filled with typical high school hierarchies and social dynamics.

In a big city, there was a family. The family consisted of a single mother and her three daughters. Money was tight, but they were rich in love. The mother always told her daughters stories at night. One of the daughters entered a painting competition. The whole family supported her. They helped her gather materials and gave her ideas. Even though she didn't win, the family celebrated her effort, and it was a precious memory for all of them.

There's a fanfic called 'Trans Artemis: Finding Her Place'. In this one, Artemis is not only dealing with her trans identity but also her role in the team. It shows her growth as she overcomes insecurities and prejudices. It has some really heartwarming moments between her and other characters like Wally, who is very supportive.

We can avoid such inappropriate topics by promoting positive values. For example, in media and communication, focus on positive aspects of delivery services like efficiency, reliability. Also, in social interactions, encourage respect for others' privacy and dignity. If someone starts such a topic, firmly change the subject or express discomfort.