How could she write the things that happened around her into a script?

No, such situations are not common in society. Most relationships are within the same race or cultural group. However, in a diverse and multicultural world, interracial relationships do exist, but pregnancies in such complex relationship scenarios are not the norm.

The mystery. People are always intrigued by the unknown, and ghost stories are full of it.

Sorry, I still don't know what 'hfy' specifically refers to, so I can't recommend any. Try to clarify the meaning of 'hfy' first, like if it's an abbreviation for a particular author, series, or genre.

A great Oc Baratheon character could be one who is a strong warrior. In fanfiction, they might be able to hold their own in combat against Daenerys' enemies. For example, a Baratheon who has been trained in a unique fighting style and uses it to protect Daenerys during battles.

Well, 'The Silenced' based on a true story probably aims to shine a light on something that was previously hidden or overlooked. It could be about a particular group of people who were silenced in history, like a marginalized community or victims of a certain event. Maybe it shows how they fought against the forces that tried to keep them quiet. By basing it on a true story, it gives more authenticity and weight to the narrative.

A checklist for back story is really useful in writing a story. It gives a clear framework for developing the characters. By following the checklist, you can create more complex and well - rounded characters. For example, if you know all the elements from the character's back story like their family issues, past relationships, and personal traumas, you can better understand their motives and actions in the story. It also helps in creating consistent characters. If a character has a certain back story that involves a fear of heights, then in the story, when they are faced with a situation involving heights, their reaction will be more in line with their character because of that established back story.

As mentioned before, without specific details about this Peter Scully, it's hard to say much. He could be just an average person going about his daily life, working a 9 - to - 5 job, and having a family.

I would say 'The Idiot' is a remarkable novel too. It tells the story of a man, Prince Myshkin, who is considered an 'idiot' by society's standards but has a pure and kind heart. Through his interactions with various characters, Dostoevsky shows different aspects of human nature.

I think 'Hellboy: Conqueror Worm' is very popular too. It has a complex plot that involves Hellboy facing some really tough adversaries. The story is full of suspense and the art in some versions really enhances the overall experience.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't read this exact novel right now. But in Baldacci's novels in general, he often has strong - willed protagonists, so probably there's a determined main character in 'The Innocent' too.